
The latest
2000AD Thrill-Cast focuses on the new
Scarlet Traces anthology. It consists of an hour-long discussion between
Scarlet Traces co-creator and anthology editor Ian Edginton, writer Maura McHugh, Rebellion commissioning editor David Moore join, and 2000 AD publicity droid Molch-R, about the world of
Scarlet Traces, the legacy of H G Wells' original novel, imperialism and speculative fiction, and moving from comics into prose.
It's an interesting listen, but when the spectre of steampunk rears its ugly, cog-adorned head, it's clear that people have a problem with steampunk, to the point where
Pax Britannia, Rebellion's own steampunk novel series, doesn't even get a passing mention.
You can purchase
Scarlet Traces: A War of the Worlds Anthology, which includes my story
Wonderful Things,
here.
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