Action and Adventure in a New Age of Steam! . . . "Leviathan Rising: Unputdownable!" ~ Martin Andersson
Saturday, 27 March 2010
Sunday, 14 March 2010
Sexy, Sexy Steampunk
Thanks to Jenni Hill of Abaddon Books for this one. So, over to Jenni...'Pornokitsch are also running a Sexy Steampunk Competition - comment there and nominate your favourite sexy steampunk characters to be entered into a prize draw. I notice that nobody has nominated our very own Mr. Ulysses Quicksilver, yet! Nor any one of his many lovely female companions from the Pax Britannia series. It's an outrage, say I, an outrage!'
Labels:
Abaddon Books,
Pax Britannia,
Steampunk,
Ulysses Quicksilver
Sunday, 7 March 2010
The world of Pax Britannia in the making?
A few finds that I feel wouldn't look out of place in the world of Pax Britannia...
Top hat lights
Bottled ghosts
Xbox robot
Lego submersible suit
Top hat lights
Bottled ghosts
Xbox robot
Lego submersible suit
Dragon found in Indonesia
In the best pioneering spirit of cryptozoology, someone has found a real live dragon living in Indonesia...

You can find out more here.

You can find out more here.
A mysterious letter
The following was intercepted by Brician spies operating in northern Ruddlestone. Make of it what you will...
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Crawler Town
Thanks to David Drage for this one...

You can find out more about Crawler Town (which is rather like one of the Traction Cities from Mortal Engines realised in Lego) here.

Now, how to incorporate this into the world of Pax Britannia... Perhaps it's time to drop the bomb!
You can find out more about Crawler Town (which is rather like one of the Traction Cities from Mortal Engines realised in Lego) here.

Now, how to incorporate this into the world of Pax Britannia... Perhaps it's time to drop the bomb!
Sunday, 21 February 2010
Evolution Expects gets an electronic makeover

News from the Abaddon camp... Their Pax Britannian eBooks have undergone something of a makeover. Here's Abaddon desk editor David Moore to explain...Those of you who read the hardcopy books - and you really should - will know that the Pax Britannia titles normally have lovely borders, twiddly Victoriana stuff around the chapter heads, mock-newspaper adverts for hair tonic and the like. Stuff which is normally hard to convey through the slightly limited mark-up tools of eBook designers.
But &E7 has been hard at work, exploiting new developments, tweaking the paramaters of the software, and... now Evolution Expects is out with all those bits kept in. Yes, Virginia, you can enjoy both the convenience of electronic reading and the beauty of our fine gentlemen's adventure chapbooks...
To find out more, follow this link.
Labels:
Abaddon Books,
e-books,
Evolution Expects,
Pax Britannia
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