Promoting Interdisciplinary Creativity in Steampunk Worldwide
Started Oct 16, 2012 0 Replies 0 Likes
Canadian speculative fiction novelist Mark A. Carter gives his two cents worth about useless, dilettante, novelist "wannabes" who think that writing is merely tripping the light fantastic, and about…Continue
In "Fictions of Every Kind," J. G. Ballard wrote: "Everything is becoming science fiction. From the margins of an almost invisible literature has sprung the intact reality of the 20th century."
I have agreed with Ballard for years. But now, based on all of the wondrous creativity I have seen of late, I think everything is becoming Steampunk.
So, I have given up my otherwise dabblings in science fiction per se for Steampunk. And starting in 2013, after I finish this, that, and the other, I shall be writing Steampunk full time. Heaven help us. Hold onto your goggles, hats, and weapons ladies. Steampunk may never be the same. I just hope I don't break anything. Stay tuned.
Now you know.
Ray Dean said… welcome, Mark! Your webpage has such bright colors and happy images :D lovely :D
raye
Posted on November 22, 2012 at 12:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I know it’s not Steampunk but it is news. I thought you might be interested to know what I’m up to when I’m not creating my novels. Recently, I have taken on Stephen Colbert of The Colbert Report. Why? Well, he pissed me off when he accused my adopted home town of being the “earth’s rectum.” Have some fun and read what I had to say on my web page entitled “Colbert Dirt” at: http://www.markacarter.com/colbert.html. Enjoy.
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