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"Hi all
Short art update. I've resolved the design for an unusual structure in Frahnknshtyne and wanted to share it. Cheers, Kevin"
Kevin Mowrer replied to Arabella Wyatt's discussion Steampunk pirates in the group THE EMPORIUM
"I have no doubt your beautiful writing and the wonderful idea will carry the day. I often love books that bring me hungry to the next title in the series."
Kevin Mowrer replied to Arabella Wyatt's discussion Steampunk pirates in the group THE EMPORIUM
"Thanks for the link Bella
I have gone to the site and read both the description/synopsis and the excerpt. The description is wonderful and such a fantastic concept. It gets right to the exciting reasons why anyone would want to purchase the…"
Kevin Mowrer replied to Arabella Wyatt's discussion Steampunk pirates in the group THE EMPORIUM
"Such perfectly played perspicacity.
Alliteration aside, a quick question about your book. Do you post sample chapters of your work? I've recently been in a debate amongst friends about doing so and heard some good reasoning on both sides of…"
Kevin Mowrer replied to Arabella Wyatt's discussion Steampunk pirates in the group THE EMPORIUM
"I'm going to go with Mechanized Melon of Murder (just to get all M's)! Must go now. Strangely, I seem to have worked up an appetite..."
Kevin Mowrer replied to Arabella Wyatt's discussion Steampunk pirates in the group THE EMPORIUM
"LOL! Now I really want to read a butteredtoastpunk book!
:-)"
Kevin Mowrer replied to Arabella Wyatt's discussion Steampunk pirates in the group THE EMPORIUM
"Indeed! What I'm not as sure about is the rush to label sub-genres such as: Sandalpunk, magepunk, vampunk, and all the other dozens of new "punk" names bubbling up. Using your Science Fiction analogy as a great example of a broad…"
Kevin Mowrer replied to Arabella Wyatt's discussion Steampunk pirates in the group THE EMPORIUM
"Hi Bella
I enjoy a well done mash up as much as a well done pure Genre piece. For me, it's all in whether or not the book/narrative has world and concept integrity. In some ways, the very nature of Steampunk invites a broader imagining of…"
Kevin Mowrer replied to Darrell Pitt's discussion The Steampunk Detective in the group THE EMPORIUM
"Are you doing any promotion?
Best, K"
Kevin Mowrer replied to Darrell Pitt's discussion The Steampunk Detective in the group THE EMPORIUM
"Congratulations Darrel.
sounds fantastic.
Cheer, Kevin"
Kevin Mowrer liked Gail Gray's blog post Review: Boneshaker by Cherie Priest
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- http://www.mowrerart.blogspot.com
- Introduce yourself!
- Hello All,
I have been developing story and properties for over 25 years in TV, motion picture, publishing and more. I presently have a Meta-story development business for many large clients. Most recently, I have decided to openly develop my re-imagining of the Frankenstein myth as an online blog. The project is moving ahead nicely and the worldwide interest has been very exciting.
- What do you hope to find at The Steampunk Writers & Artists Guild?
- I am hoping to find other writer/artist/creators who enjoy working in the Speculative fiction Steampunk Genre and simply engage in a rich conversation and exchange about this quickly growing arena we are playing in.
- How did you hear about us?
- Suggested by a friend.
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Shanth Enjeti, expert on sequential storytelling
Posted on December 30, 2010 at 6:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Thought you might enjoy a tip to go and visit an interesting blog by a well known expert on sequential storytelling, Shanth Enjeti. He makes frequent posts on his blog and approaches storytelling as a visual artist with lots of deep knowledge about historical and contemporary visual narrative artists. You can see his blog at:
http://tellforward.blogspot.com/…
Continue Introduction and interview
Posted on December 27, 2010 at 8:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hello All,
I have just joined this fine group and look forward to meeting other Steampunk creators. I thought it might be helpful to post an interview I have just completed with the Conselho Steampunk from Brazil as a way to share what I'm up to. Who else in this group is working in a crossover between Steampunk and elements of Gothic Horror? Would love to see other projects and ideas happening in the Aethersphere. In case…
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- At 8:03am on December 27, 2010,
Matthew Delman said… - It's my pleasure to welcome you to the Guild, Kevin. I hope you find it to your liking.
- At 1:21pm on December 27, 2010,
Lia Keyes said… - Welcome to the Guild, Kevin! I had a great time visiting your blog, and have featured the video of your Brazilian interview on the front page of our site as I think it will appeal to many of our members, and those merely visiting the site out of curiosity. What I particularly like is the way your thought processes broaden the genre away from the goggles and airships cliches and raise Steampunk back to a literary exploration of the future of mankind. Glad to have you with us!
- At 2:06pm on December 27, 2010, Lia Keyes said…
- I've also shared the video on our Tumblr blog: #SteampunkChat
- At 5:49pm on January 15, 2011,
Samuel E Kirkman Jr. said… - Sam is quicker on the keys, I'm perusing your blog at the moment. easily put, I'm BLOWN AWAY! beautiful work! So glad find your caliber here! Beautiful!
- At 5:50pm on January 15, 2011, Samuel E Kirkman Jr. said…
- WELCOME to the artist Union Kevin!
- At 6:33am on February 21, 2011,
G. Leigh Lyons said… - Kevin - Thanks for reading the TCK blog and for the kind words. I've neglected the blog in favor of another I've been doodling with about becoming a published writer. I should post in the TCK blog a bit more often. I didn't check your profile before I responded to your comments, but I will. What genre do write? Cheers, Leigh
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S.C. Barrus replied to Gavin Wilson's discussion Wattpad: a new approach to writing and reading."Hi Gavin,
I use Wattpad, and I have to say that I've had a very positive experience so far. I have one question about reads. What constitutes a read? Does a person just need to visit the first page of a chapter for the number to…"
S.C. Barrus replied to Maeve Alpin's discussion Interview on Steamed - Dawn Donatis-Steampunk stained-glass artist"Wonderful interview. Those boxes are beautiful."
S.C. Barrus replied to Kevin Steil's discussion The Steampunk Museum Needs You!"Hello Kevin,
The Museum sounds like a great project, and once my novel is released, I'd be happy to add it to the museum. What kind of writing work do you need done? I can donate a little time.
In regards to you asking about interviews, I…"
S.C. Barrus posted a blog postIndie Author Turning Heads with Upcoming Novel & Kickstarter Campaign
The world of publishing is actively changing around us. The internet is abuzz with authors favoring self-publishing their works over taking the traditional route to publication. The latest author to follow this emerging trend is debut indie author S.C. Barrus with his upcoming novel,Discovering Aberration.Discovering Aberration is a new take on the popular steampunk genre, which take place in an alternate Victorian-era setting where steam and clockwork technology have taken hold. “Discovering…See More
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