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RELEASE NOTICE - CLOCKHAVEN CHRONICLES 3rd Edition, 1st Episode - "A Drop of the Venom"
*Congratulations are in order for Mr. Andrew McCurdy for the publication and release of his opening tale in the 4-part serialization, "A Drop of the Venom", from the Clockhaven Chronicles!* Available today at www.pennygaffpublications.com (and very soon at Amazon.com and…See More
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The Clockhaven Chronicles 2nd Edition: Day of the Dragons received a beautiful review from Miss Ceejay Writer: "When it comes to storytelling for the steampunk community, the delight is found in the little things. Aficionados of the genre are well-known to be sticklers for details. They appreciate the importance of a properly placed gear, a tightly laced corset and a well-balanced absinthe as much as they will look favorably on a tightly written plotline. Penny Gaff Publishing's Serial Novel,…See More
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- I am an author of speculative fiction (primarily: Clockpunk, Steampunk, and Dieselpunk) and co-owner of Penny Gaff Publishing, LLC.
- What do you hope to find at The Steampunk Writers & Artists Guild?
- I hope to find writing and artistic peers, not just for sharing of ideas and creativity, but to also help afford opportunities through my indie publishing house.
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An Excerpt Taken From The Clockhaven Chronicles - "Day of the Dragons"
Posted on October 24, 2012 at 1:22pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
- - An excerpt, taken from the fourth chapter of "The Girl in the Corner...", the 1st Episode in the "Day of the Dragons" serial, 2nd Edition of the Clockhaven Chronicles, by P.S. Chambers. (Copyright © 2012 by Penny Gaff Publishing, LLC)- -
Alone, Stan settled lower in the cockpit seat, assuming his natural role of observer rather than participant. Few of this select assembly were familiar to him. Some he had met with the briefest of…
An Excerpt Taken From The Clockhaven Chronicles - "Captive Sky, Truant Heart"
Posted on October 24, 2012 at 1:18pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
- - An excerpt, taken from the first chapter of "Captive Sky, Truant Heart", the 1st Edition of the Clockhaven Chronicles, by P.S. Chambers. (Copyright © 2011 by Penny Gaff Publishing, LLC) - -
"The order was given. The tricolored pennant fell. A black flag with a grinning red skull took its place.
Within the confines of the forward casemate, the gun crew stood ready. A pot bellied gunner sighted down the long barrel of the Armstrong…
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Although the 19th and early 20th Centuries produced an extraordinary number of eccentric genii, Steampunk attention seems focused on only a few (Tesla, Babbage, &c.) As the editor of a site devoted to 19th Century physics, I occasionally come across historical figures who, I think, would greatly enliven the mix. One of these is Mrs.…See More
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