Dieselpunk ePulp Showcase by Grant Gardiner

It weaves between the past and present, revealing the noises and sparks of the super heroine and the Fate of the ones she conquers. This would be the outside of the world, before moving into the Inferno, a land of guns and philosophy.Ģ) Pandora Driver - The momentum continues as Pandora Driver motors into a city run by crime lords that is attacking the average Joe. A story builds up around this premise that embodies the essence of what the future holds. It all begins and ends with a hat or lack of one. I also know that The Divine Comedy only has three parts, but let me explain this as I go.ġ) That Sort of World - A good solid introduction to the world of dieselpunk fiction.

Each story will get its own section here. The four adventures in this tome cover what is a Dantesque reading of the genre of Dieselpunk. I stumbled onto this anthology by happy accident. Serious as a Sin Sandwich! A Dante Dieselpunk Primer! He'll wager his life to be a true 'A Friend of Spirits.' Now he'll follow HER into hell, tamahaak held high, and fight as a proud Indian against the Anglo Oppressors. The dirty streets of Roanoketown were his home and his only family. The Troubleshooter takes the grit and slang of a hardboiled detective and drops it in a dystopian setting that mixes Fedoras, trench coats, flying cars and android policemen. 'The Wise Man Says' introduces Mick Trubble: a hard drinking, chain smoking charmer who bites off more than he can chew. It's class-warfare in Citadel City as Pandora Driver and her Car of Tomorrow deliver rough justice to the elites and a douche named the Gooch in 'Who are the People in your Neighborhood?' And Mack and Mickey are headed straight for the top in 'That Sort of World: a Tale of the Aether Age.' Hope you can take a punch, because these two-fisted tales hit hard!įor young hoods, the Aether Age streets of mob-plagued Chicago present a world of opportunity. Blazing brawls and gritty adventure awaits dieselpunks, nostalgians, die hard or pulp-curious fans. This action-packed ePulp Anthology unleashes four new noir tales inspired by the pulp magazines of the 1930s and 1940s.

Dieselpunk ePulp Showcase by Grant Gardiner