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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Steampunk Final Exam for First-Year University Seminar, Part 1
O.K., I didn’t actually give my students a final exam for our Steampunk seminar. I did, however, make a mock final and asked them to come up with answers for me. Part 1 was an identification section. Answers are listed … Continue reading
A Link to My New Short Story
“Eyesores” is up and ready for reading at the online magazine Perihelion. I’m providing a direct link to the story. It’s around 6,000 words, and it falls into the near-future SF category–with a little martial arts, a little extremist pediatrics. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Eyesores, martial arts sci-fi, mundane SF, nathaniel williams, Perihelion Science Fiction
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More Films from Steampunk Seminar
It took two class sessions, but we finally watched all of Howl’s Moving Castle. What a great movie. Lots of discussion regarding whether or not the steampunk setting–with the mechanical/magical castle and the old planes and the pre-WWI uniforms–was really … Continue reading
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Tagged anime, atlantis, howl's moving castle, scott mcloud, series of unfortunate events, steampunk, treasure planet
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