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A playful guide to the unwritten rules of dining, dueling, and docking aboard a Victorian airship.
A toy water pistol, some copper pipe, and a handful of salvaged parts become a convincing steampunk sidearm.
Turn a battered copper kettle into a whistling, gear-driven centerpiece that actually brews tea.
The brass is easy. The people are hard. Here's how to build characters readers actually care about.
A sturdy shoulder bag that looks like it's crossed three continents and survived every one of them.
On the night the gas lines fail, an old lamplighter discovers what the city has been burning.
The best steampunk doesn't ignore the nineteenth century. It argues with it.