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Tag Archives: Steampunk
What are you reading?
I’m mixing it up this month, and for several months to come. I’ve started Parting the Waters, volume 1 of the Martin Luther King biography. It is over 900 pages long. And, instead of my usual cozy mysteries, I’ve started … Continue reading
Phoenix Comicon 2015
I made it through another Comicon. As usual, the people there were amazing and friendly. I didn’t know all the costumes, but it was still amazing to people watch. This year our booth was next to Pixy Cakes. After a … Continue reading
Posted in Life Observations
Tagged comicon, mystery science 3000, odin, pixy cakes, Steampunk, Time Travel
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Review: Heartless by Gail Carringer
Now eight months pregnant, Alexia Tarbotti, Lady Maccon, is still protecting Queen and country with her fancy, yet practical parasol. You see a mad ghost was inconsiderate enough to pop up in her house and relay a death threat against … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Alexia Tarbotti, Gail Carriger, Ghosts, Heartless, Lady Maccon, Steampunk, Vampires, Victorian London, Werewolves
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Review: Blameless by Gail Carriger
Blameless (The Parasol Protectorate)Blameless Lady Maccon, the former Alexia Tarbotti, is in big trouble. Queen Victoria has dismissed her from the Shadow Council and she’s left her husband’s house to reside with her parent’s and step siblings. Worse. She’s pregnant. … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexia Tarbotti, Blameless, Gail Carriger, Lady Maccon, Steampunk, Victorian London
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Review: Soulless by Gail Carringer
Alexia Tarbotti is a Victorian spinster who is just trying to get a decent meal when a vampire attacks her. Despite repeated warnings, the vamp won’t take the hint and an unfortunate accident leaves her with no choice but to … Continue reading
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Tagged Gail Carringer, Paranormal Romance, Soulless, Steampunk, Victorian
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