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Paolo Bacigalupi's novel The Windup Girl is a Hugo and Nebula award-winning novel set in a future Thailand experiencing the fallout of environmental and societal breakdowns.
It's a book to discuss much longer than an hour but Jesikah Sundin and I enjoyed sharing ideas about some of the book's characters, themes, and more.
Want to chime in during the next discussion? That would be awesome:
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K.M. Weiland writes gaslamp fantasy, dieselpunk, and historical superhero fiction--but wait! She also creates bestselling non-fiction guides for outlining, structure, character arcs, and more.
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In this episode, I also pay tribute to Kaja Foglio, who coined the term gaslamp fantasy in conjunction with the Girl Genius universe she writes with Phil Foglio.
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Join the Professor and me for a dusty little desert chat. I caught up with him at Wild, Wild West Con in Tuscon, Arizona. A birthday song, a song for artists, a little interview, an announcement for fans, and plenty of sardonic charm.
Also! We've partnered with Lady Mechanika artist Joe Benitez to offer some free steampunk coloring books! Get 'em while they last! Go to: www.Storypunks.World/newsletter.
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In Part 2, we talk about a few things you don't often hear about when it comes to "the punks", and that's why you won't want to miss it! Jesikah shares some really cool insights about medieval, mythological, and pagan tie-ins to the punks. She's co-authored an Arthurian legend series titled Knights of Caerleon.
Also, we'll be reading Paolo Bacigalupi's ecopunk novel The Windup Girl in the Storypunks Salon and Reading Room virtual book club via Facebook Live on Earth Day: April 22, 2019 8 p.m. Central. See you there!
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Interviewing author Jesikah Sundin about her Biodome Chronicles series is a stunning place to begin Season 2. We chat about so many punks in this one, especially ecopunk, mannerpunk, and cyberpunk as well as hopepunk and solarpunk!
Plus, she'll join me as we kick off the Storypunks Salon and Reading Room virtual book club via Facebook Live on Earth Day: April 22, 2019!
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It's been a minute, hasn't it?! Here are announcement links mentioned in this Season 2 kickoff mini episode. Interviews resume next Thursday and every Thursday thereafter through September.
Get more involved via emails every Friday: www.Storypunks.World/newsletter
Join the Storypunks Salon and Reading Room (book club): www.Facebook.com/groups/storypunks
Apply to sponsor an episode: www.Storypunks.World/promotion
I hope you have a marvelous week! - Cindy
In Part 2, we talk about Jim Butcher's worldbuilding and magic system development tips as well as multi-media creations he's written and consulted on.
This is a really informative and super fun look at collaboration, from an author who's leveraged relationships with other artists to produce impressive maps, graphic novel art, role playing video games, and other content for his fictional worlds.
It's the perfect finale for Season One of this show. Please stay subscribed for bonus episodes and so you'll know when the next season begins!
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Jim Butcher writes several popular series including The Cinder Spires (steampunk!) as well as The Dresden Files and The Codex Alera.
In Part 1 of 2, Jim chats about writing several series at once, using his author powers for evil, and plenty of other interesting stuff!
Please also note that Episodes 29 and 30 wrap up Season One of this podcast, so be sure to check out my intro for more detail.
Thanks for being part of Storypunks!!
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The conversation with Mary Woodbury continues! Discover additional resources, including initiatives to help reduce our environmental footprint in writing, publishing, and other creative endeavors.
She has so many resources for artists and readers to check out:
www.Eco-fiction.com blog: www.Eco-fiction.com/outdoors/ www.Dragonfly.eco
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Mary Woodbury runs Moon Willow Press as well as other sites and projects focused on eco-fiction.
In this episode, we talk about her work as a curator and creator in this realm, including her definitions and vision for terms like solarpunk, ecopunk, hopepunk, and other environmentally-related punks.
She has many resources for artists and readers to check out:
www.Eco-fiction.com blog: www.Eco-fiction.com/outdoors/ www.Dragonfly.eco
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