Anthologies Erotica Steampunk

Like Clockwork

Name: Like Clockwork
Rating: 4.06 (18 reviews)
Author: J. Blackmore

J. Blackmore

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Seven stories of erotic steampunk, exploring worlds of clockwork people and their relationship to their creators. If a mad scientist of the steam age were to create his or her own being, what desires would be reflected there? With stories by Eric Del Carlo, Jason Rubis, Elizabeth Schechter, Lionel Bramble, AN Cortez, Helena Weiss, Monique Poirier.

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Like A Wisp of Steam: Steampunk Erotica

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edited by Cecilia Tan and J. Blackmore.

Five erotic steampunk stories. Lust & leaping 'technologie' meet in a Victorian era that never was. Jason Rubis, Thomas S. Roche, Vanessa Vaughn, Peter Tupper, and Kaysee Renee Robichaud create fascinating tales of airships, corsetry, mad scientists, and drama. [ explicit sexuality.]

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Modern masters of steampunk and horror offer their own spin on the Sherlock Holmes mythos in a series of stories that are “a thunderously good time” ( Criminal Element )

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The Loss of Chapter Twenty-One by Mark Hodder
Holmes and the Indelicate Widow by Mags L Halliday
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Carol Ryles, "Siri and the Chaos-Maker"
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In An Iron Cage: The Magic of Steampunk

★ 3.84

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