The massive adaptation of Alice in Wonderland continues with another incredible 48 page issue (40 pages of story and art!) by Leah Moore, John Reppion and Erica Awano! The third issue begins the portion containing “Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There” and features Kittens and Chess and Kings and Queens!
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SteamPunk Magazine #6
After a lengthy struggle and much holding of heads, we are delighted to finally be able to announce the release of Issue #6 of Steampunk Magazine – The Pre-Industrial Revolution. With the final part of John Reppion’s ‘Doppler and the Madness Engine’; a look at the Romantics and what they did for us; alchemy; Luddites; corsets; sculpture; windmills; poetry; and Victorian martial arts, it’s our biggest issue to date.
As ever, Issue #6 can be downloaded from our website, or alternatively you can get your hands on your very own hard-copy through the order page on Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness.
Stay tuned for news about ordering your very own copy of Steampunk Magazine from our new UK printing operation, the website, Lincoln Steampunk Convivial, and the exciting things that will be happening over the next few months!
SteamPunk Magazine #5
NARRATIVE
Doppler and the Madness Engine (part two) …….36 by John Reppion
Funny Thing About Horizons ……….58 by Jimmy T. Hand
INTERVIEWS
The Chronabelle ………………….16 by Libby Bulloff
Voltaire ………………………..45 by Margaret Killjoy
FEATURES
Knights of the Road ……………….8 By Charles Eberhardt
Steampunk Ad-Libs ……………….45 By Margaret Killjoy & Usul of the Blackfoot
On Progress, On Airships …………..26 By Carolyn Dougherty
The User’s Guide To Steampunk ……..30 By Bruce Sterling
On The “Validity” of Steampunk ……..34 By Heather Pund
Selected Timeline of Steampunk Events, Past & Future .34 By Margaret Killjoy
An Introduction to Casting …………48 By David Dowling
Emergency Welding Machine ……….62 By Zac Zunin
Reviews ………………………..64
Steampunk Funnies ……………….68 By Geof & Alex
Readers might also be interested in the interview I conducted with Bryan Talbot for SPM a while back, wonderfully illustrated by my lady wife.


