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K.W. Jeter's Books
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BloodletterStarfleet Command has learned that the Cardassians are planning to construct a base on the other side of the wormhole to establish a presence and claim...Read More
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: WarpedPolitical tensions on Bajor are once again on the rise, and the various factions may soon come to open conflict. In addition, a series of murders has...Read More
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Examiner.com, January 23, 2012
...that at the time, either. The term “steampunk” seems to have been coined by the science fiction writer K.W. Jeter (“Morlock Night”) as early as 1987. The word is in general usage now. Generally it refers to science fiction or fantasy with a...
Philippine Daily Inquirer, October 16, 2011
...I’m now reading an old book, KW Jeter’s “Mantis.” I got it in a book sale for P10. I frequent bargain bins to look for good books. I’ve been into suspense thrillers for a year now. When I saw the cover of “Mantis,” I thought it looked like...
Pop Matters, August 9, 2011
...Victorian roots of the movement and explaining the literary sensibility of writers like Tim Powers, James Blaylock and K.W. Jeter. What seems to be missing is a really full discussion of cyber-punk, that ‘80s movement represented by people like...
Broadway World, August 4, 2011
...cost of the exhibit is free. According to the Florida Times-Union, the term "steampunk" was coined by writer K.W. Jeter in 1987 to describe an emerging science-fiction genre that included his 1979 novel "Morlock Night," a sequel to H.G. Wells' "The Time...
Guardian.co.uk, June 3, 2011
...The author of On Stranger Tides, adapted into the latest Pirates of the Caribbean film, explains how he builds his fantastic tales from 'real-world lumber' Not for Tim Powers the mealy-mouthed aspirations towards literary fiction that more sensitive...
Austin Chronicle, April 28, 2011
...Book of the Dead). So when I first heard the word "Steampunk" (the coinage is attributed to author K.W. Jeter, who first mentioned it in a letter to respected sci-fi mag Locus in April '87), I thought: great, another label, another splintering of...
Mania, April 25, 2011
...city of Khanaphes awaits them both, with a terrible secret entombed beneath its stones... Infernal Devices (Angry Robot) K.W. Jeter [Angry Robot] HE INHERITED A WATCHMAKER'S STORE - AND A WHOLE HEAP OF TROUBLE. But idle sometime-musician George has...
Homer News, December 1, 2011
...that mixes the Victorian era of conservative social mores with Industrial Age steam technology: steampunk. Science fiction writer K.W. Jeter coined the term in 1987 to describe a trend he called the "gonzo-historical manner." Noticing a prevalance then...
Orange County Weekly, November 10, 2011
...'Steampunk: History Beyond Imagination' suffers from a conflicted vision Coined in 1987 by novelist K.W. Jeter, the term "steampunk" is a literary subgenre of sci-fi and pulp stories, a retro melding of Jules Verne, the Industrial Revolution, H.G. Wells...
The Enchanted Inkpot., October 10, 2011
...The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers, Homunculus by James Blaylock, and both Morlock Night and Infernal Devices by K.W. Jeter (who first coined the term 'steampunk').So, where Gaslamp Fantasy allows a good deal more creative license, Steampunk is really more a...
Geeks of Doom, August 1, 2011
...Episode VI: Return of the Jedi James Kahn 4 ABY The Bounty Hunter Wars I: The Mandalorian Armor K.W. Jeter 4 ABY The Bounty Hunter Wars II: Slave Ship K.W. Jeter 4 ABY The Bounty Hunter Wars III: Hard Merchandise K.W. Jeter 4 ABY The Truce...
Rock, Paper, Shotgun, July 22, 2011
...I’m reading KW Jeter’s Infernal Devices at the moment, and it’s got me longing for a new alt-history RPG overflowing with Steampunk detail, monstrous conspiracy, disturbing automata, weird lechery, and nightmare clockwork contraptions. It won’t...
Dean Wesley Smith, July 15, 2011
...K.W. Jeter and I, on a recent post, had a discussion that started with me misunderstanding something he was saying. And when we finished, I figured that the topic might...
ZapTown, July 7, 2011
...lot of commercial work (including illustrations for the “Dune Encyclopedia”, several Philip K. Dick books, extensive illos for K.W. Jeter’s notorious “Dr Adder” book, and a host of jobs too innumerable to list here). I kept busy, as every...
