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Introducing the Mysteries of New Venice steampunk trilogy with a first volume that “entrances and delights” (NPR)In the defense of steampunk comes a literary adventure unlike anything you’ve read before. 1908, New Venice: An ominous black airship hovers in the sky, and the city is hunting for the author of a radical pamphlet calling for revolt. The lead suspect is Brentford Orsini, one of the city’s most prominent figures. As the net around him tightens, Orsini receives a mysterious message from a long-lost love that compels him to act.Brilliant in its conception, masterful in its prose, thrilling in its plot twists, and laced with humor, suspense, and intelligence, Aurorarama marks the beginning of a great new series of books.Amazon.com ReviewIllustrations from *Aurorarama* Click on the images below to open larger versions. Title pageA Panorama of New Venice"He drew a curtain aside...""...the disused Pneumatic subway line"From Bookmarks MagazineDescribed as “gloriously retro literary steampunk” (Guardian), something like “what Jules Verne would write if woken from the dead and offered a dose of mushrooms” (National), Aurorarama captivated the critics from start to end. As it slowl

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Author
Jean-Christophe Valtat
Publisher
Melville House; Turnaround [distributor]
Published
2010
Language
EN
ISBN
9781612191317
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Romance, Science Fiction
Rating
3.17 / 5 (75 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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