Traveler | 8. Oktober 2015
Following up on the review of The SEA is Ours (see below), I got in touch with the curators of the anthology, Jaymee Goh and Joyce Chng, and asked them if they would be willing to give me an interview. They were happy to and I am delighted to present the interview here, now. And […]
Traveler | 6. Oktober 2015
So the other day, yet another æthermail came in asking if I would like to feature a dystopian cyberpunk short film called The Art of Human Salvage. I had not heard of it before but it sounded interesting, so I had a look. Oh my Cthulhu was I in for a surprise. The short subject […]
Traveler | 7. Mai 2015
Last year, a photo of a lady in an indian/bollywood Steampunk cosplay costume made a significant splash in the scene: I had plans to find the lady in the picture for a long time and ask her for an interview, but this endeavour dropped to the back of my mind for a while. It was […]
Traveler | 15. März 2015
It is the 30th episode of the Non-Euclidean Æthercast, and what an episode it is! The renowned Steampunk and Fantasy authors Pip Ballantine and Tee Morris were kind enough to allow me to interview them concerning their upcoming fourth installment of the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences series, The Diamond Conspiracy. Subscribe on iTunes And […]
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Traveler | 23. Januar 2015
Today’s episode of the Non-Euclidean is a follow-up to episode 28, I was lucky enough to be able to interview Stef Conner of The Lyre Project for this podcast. We talk about the album The Flood (recorded with ancient instruments and using Babylonian and Sumerian lyrics), generally nerd-out about ancient languages and have a fun […]
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Traveler | 14. April 2014
Ever since I was made aware of Steamgirl.com I have had an eye on the site. A lot has happened, but I am coming back to that later, in the second part of this article. First and foremost, I had the opportunity of conducting an interview with one of the charming ladies who are featured […]
Traveler | 28. Dezember 2013
Today’s interview is with Wilhemina Thomas, who curates the Feminist Steampunk page on Facebook. The page has far too few likes, but you can change this. Since Feminist Steampunk offers a different view on the subculture, I jumped on the opportunity to do an interview with the person responsible and share her views with you […]
Traveler | 5. November 2013
Today’s post is actually a double-deal package. First, I would like to point your attention to an upcoming Steampunk novel, Discovering Aberration, by S.C. Barrus: In the budding age of steam technology, Freddy Fitzgerald risks everything to write the story of a lifetime. After stealing an ancient map from under the nose of […]
Traveler | 28. Juli 2013
AURELIA: Edge of Darkness Interview Contributors- – Lisa Walker England | Creator, Writer, Showrunner – Kelly Cook | Assistant Producer & Actor Coach – Nick DeMartino | Marketing Director for Theatrics (http://theatrics.com) Please tell us a little bit about yourself: Lisa: “I’m a self-described “compulsive storyteller” from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I’ve been making up stories and […]
Traveler | 11. März 2013
As you may remember, I recently posted an article featuring Alima Qaniss – Scientist and Pilot for Hire, portrayed by Ravina Rapture. Ravina has since been featured in the latest edition of El Investigador: … and she has agreed to give me an interview, which I now present to you. You will be surprised… […]
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I am an anthropologist and in this capacity a minor scholar of the Cthulhu Mythos and H.P. Lovecraft. I am also quite obviously heavily into Steampunk and Dieselpunk and like travelling.
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