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Steampunk Fiction
Like all fiction, steampunk fiction comes in many shapes and sizes. Take your pick:
i have been looking for books a my locale book store. and could use some help with book
titles
Try asking for books by Mark Hodder, Cherie Priest, Mike Resnick, James Blaylock, Ian Macleod, George Mann, S.M. Peters and Scott Westerfield. They are all great authors.
If you want to get vintage then try: Tim Powers and Michael Moorcock.
You might also want to pick up The Steampunk Bible, an introductory guide to all things Steampunk. It also has great photos.
I also just finished reading Ekatarina Sedia’s new book and Felix Gilman’s weird western, The Half-Made World.
I would like to second Felix Gilman’s The Half-Made World. For dark New York Victoriana with a steampunk twist I would suggest the Catastrophone Orchestra book. It just came out.