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Started by Jon Decker Jun 24, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Having noticed that there is not a topic started here yet, let me be the first to propose one.Perhaps for the sake of a pastime on this site we could start building a semi-generic steampunk world…Continue
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Comment by Lady Artisan on February 8, 2011 at 4:15pm -
Very cool! I definitely need a space like this since my story (which I've just seen is more likely Clockpunk than Steampunk) is set in the middle ages rather than Victorian era. I've been hesitating about calling it Steampunk at all since I wasn't sure it qualified based on the time period.
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