Issue Free-#1!
G. D. Falksen's An Unfortunate Engagement is a steampunk adventure tale filled with action, excitement, thrills, chills, and of course mad science, set against the backdrop of the Edwardian era. Join Alex, Bruno and Francis as they travel across Europe braving countless dangers and mishaps in search of advanced airship plans stolen by mysterious parties motivated by a terrible secret goal. Watch as they do battle with ruffians, spies, Bavarians, Russians and even the dastardly French in their quest to right a terrible wrong and make the world safe for Britain. You won't want to miss a moment of the action as each step draws them closer to the heart of a terrible malevolent conspiracy.
Enjoy the first four installments of An Unfortunate Engagement for free. Meet narrator Alex and friends Bruno and Francis as life on a pleasant English country estate is forever changed by a single act of violent sabotage. See them travel into the wilds of Darkest Europe, following the breadcrumbs that lead them ever closer to a truth they will soon wish they had never uncovered.
If you enjoy Parts One through Four, be sure to check out the rest of the story available in Steampunk Tales, the penny dreadful for your iPhone.
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Steampunk Tales Free-#1 Bios
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G D Falksen Author: An Unfortunate Engagement Parts 1-4 G. D. Falksen is a fiction author and history student presently pursuing two Masters degrees. He has appeared on MTV, and in print articles for publications such as The New York Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, Marie Claire Italian, and Time Out New York. His work has been featured in The Willows Magazine, Steampunk Magazine, The Chap, and Egophobia. In addition, he has been a guest speaker at various conventions on the East Coast. Website: http://www.gdfalksen.com |
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Evelyn Kriete Promotions, Recruiting, Miracle Worker Evelyn Kriete has worked in marketing, advertising and promotions since 1996. Since its formation in the early 2000s, she has been a driving force behind the growth of the steampunk subculture by generating media coverage in major institutions such as The New York Times and MTV among others; and she has helped encourage numerous fashion companies to produce steampunk-themed clothing lines. Although she has been instrumental in the promotion of steampunk, it is only one portion of her portfolio; she presently works for Deathrock Magazine and Weird Tales, as well as being a founding member of Gilded Age Records where she is responsible for marketing, advertising and promotions. She also previously served as the head of marketing and promotions for The Willows Magazine. One of her most recent freelance projects was to provide promotions, marketing, and networking assistance for the film Repo! the Genetic Opera. She is currently working to promote the books Palimpsest and Ravens In The Library, as well as the soon to be released Gothic Charm School. It is rumored that she does in fact eat and sleep, but these are merely hearsay and not to be taken seriously. |
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Meagan Franklin Editor Meagan Franklin lives in Denver, CO and herds cats for a living. |
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H. Sondericker III President/Founder: Steampulp Publishing, LLC, iPhone Code Czar Prior to jumping into the ePublishing business, John H. Sondericker III spent a decade designing and building detectors for nuclear and high-energy particle physics experiments at Brookhaven National Laboratory. In 1996 he moved from Long Island to Colorado Springs. Since then he has designed stage lighting equipment used by almost every big name in the business and continues to do so as Director of Technologies for a major entertainment lighting products manufacturer. John holds a a BSEE from Purdue University. |
