The Traveler's Steampunk Blog

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May the 4th be with you!

| 4. Mai 2013

Not really Steampunk (and I am not really into Steampunk Star Wars either), but May the 4th is one of those geek holidays I observe. May the 4th be with you all!

If Doctor Who was a 16 Bit RPG

| 7. März 2013

Please enjoy this little animation:

Chestbursters and Zombies: A match made in some bizarre heaven?

| 5. März 2013

There are some questions people do not like to ask. Others are too horrific to be even considered by sane minds. Well, since I am on the mad scientist side of life, or fancy myself to be there anyway, I guess that counts, I can consider the following: Let us presume the following. There is [...]

Doctor Who Follow-Up

| 23. Dezember 2012

As I stated in my previous post, Doctor Who has been hard at work saving Earth from destruction on December 21st. Now, he made an official statement concerning the events, and as it turns out, it was more bizarre than I could have imagined.

The Doctor Saved Us!

| 21. Dezember 2012

Just saying… What a lame Apocalypse that was (again).

Christmas with a Dalek

| 18. Dezember 2012

My good friend Captain Serenus of Clockworker has brought my attention to this wonderful piece of music, please enjoy! You all know what to do next time you meet a Dalek. Get close enough to hug him before it zaps you, give it a good long hug, wish “Merry Christmas” and do other nice things [...]

The true reason why Britain ruled half the world in the 19th century

| 7. Oktober 2012

I knew it! All this talk about most vibrant economic power, brilliant military leaders and shrewd diplomats was nothing but a smoke-screen. The reason why Great Britain became the dominant power in the world in the 19th century is far more sinister and technologically advanced. Some genetic engineering was probably also involved. What it is I am [...]

About time I out myself as a Doctor Who fan

| 25. September 2012

So here I go, please enjoy this little mini-series compilation: And here are some details concerning the galaxy’s most beloved plunger-wielders:

Happy Birthday Star Trek!

| 8. September 2012

It was the 8th of September 1966 when the most successful sci-fi franchise in the history of television (and later silver screen) first saw the light of the æther. So here is my little tribute: And for all those who wonder why the frequency of updates has decreased: There is this thing called real life [...]

The Non-Euclidean Æthercast: Steampunk Projects and the Mars Rover

| 19. August 2012

The last podcast before I go to Vienna for the European Steampunk Convention. It was recorded under somewhat unusual circumstances on-the-fly while I was trudging through the part of western Germany to which the railway came last. And now for some links: My book, Kurz & Geek: Steampunk Mars Science Laboratory Podcast: Play in new [...]