Your Attention Please

It has come to my attention that the upcoming release from Rune Wright Publications will include the work of talented people from around the globe.

Due out late April, this promises to be an uproarious good time.

So

CHECK IT OUT

In Penny Dread Tales Volume One discover times and places only dreamt of in your wildest imagination: gadgets, gizmos and robots driven by aether and steam; angels, zombie soldiers and aliens walking through the Victorian age; and what would a steampunk anthology be without zeppelins, time machines and Sherlock Holmes? We've got gun-slingers, Chinese assassins and clockwork robots that can't keep their hands off each other. There are even a few dinosaurs thrown in for good measure.

Contributors

Patrick Scalisi - Connecticut, USA

Gerry Huntman - Melbourne, Australia

Gary Buettner - Indiana, USA

Laura Givens - Colorado, USA

Michael Grey - Victoria, Australia

Quincy Allen - Colorado, USA

Harris Tobias - Virginia, USA

J. M. Franklin - Colorado, USA

Helen Ryan - California, USA

Sevan Taylor - Florida, USA

L. Young - Auckland, New Zealand

Robert Neilson - Dublin, Ireland

Larry Lefkowitz - Modiin, Israel

Renee James - Colorado, USA

Terry Phillius - Colorado, USA

Cayleigh Hickey - Wisconsin, USA

Frank R. Stockton - America, but Beyond this mortal coil (1834~1902)

Recently Unearthed

Professor Horatio Trilby, on an expedition from the University of Glasgow into the Scottish highlands, recently unearthed a slumbering giant, thought to be the original

Clockwork Colossus.

Built by the Iron and Steel Institute before the Great War, the automation, known later as the Mark I, was the culmination of a nation's industrial might.

The strange tale of the steam-powered Samson's creation and eventual demise has been recovered from the memory reels in the monstrous analytical engine, and will be made available for your perusal in July, when Hydra Publications prints

BREAKDOWN

in their

STEAMWORKS

anthology.

More information forthcoming