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OZ:
I am excited about this new series. I love the idea of steam punk but, like many here, I have not found any that I thought was excellent. Most that I have read gets too heavy handed (for me) with their social commentary rather than concentrating on telling a good story first. I am really looking forward to seeing what Jim does. I would second Ulfgeir's recommendations as two of the better steam punk stories that I have read.


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There's a guy who lives near me with two (so far), I think self published, steam punk novels. His name is Chris Braak, check out his web site (I'll link later) they're pretty good.

http://chrisbraak.com/novels/
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I haven't seen these. I will check them out. Thanks for the recommendation.
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Cenphx:

--- Quote from: rad on March 10, 2013, 07:49:46 PM ---Can anyone give me some steampunk recommendations?  I have attempted to get into it before but each time that I do I find something horribly written (books, comics, tv) and then start to hate it again.  I am hoping that all of you can steer me in the right direction.

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Has anyone else read "Whitechapel Gods" by S.M. Peters? I haven't read any steampunk books and read this one without knowing that it was specifically in that genre. I thought it was pretty interesting - worth reading. (Its hard to recommend books with Jim Butcher as the background standard to meet.) It is not a series though; its just the one book.

LOUiE:
Anything new from Jim gets me excited.  I guess I'll see how I like steampunk now.  Only real exposure I have is a couple of anime features.

Fox:

--- Quote from: OZ on March 12, 2013, 03:28:17 PM ---I am excited about this new series. I love the idea of steam punk but, like many here, I have not found any that I thought was excellent. Most that I have read gets too heavy handed (for me) with their social commentary rather than concentrating on telling a good story first. I am really looking forward to seeing what Jim does. I would second Ulfgeir's recommendations as two of the better steam punk stories that I have read.


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There's a guy who lives near me with two (so far), I think self published, steam punk novels. His name is Chris Braak, check out his web site (I'll link later) they're pretty good.

http://chrisbraak.com/novels/
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I haven't seen these. I will check them out. Thanks for the recommendation.

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You wouldn't have.  I only know of him because our mothers were in a knitting group together.
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Chiana:
I didn't think I liked Urban Fantasy either until I found Jim's books.  SInce I love the Alera series too, I have no doubt in my mind whatsoever that I will enjoy this series as well.

Plus, there are talking cats.  I'm still stuck on that.  Yippee!

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