Aenima

By Stephanie Flint
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(4.00 based on 3 reviews)

Published: April 15, 2012
Words: 1,224 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476287737


Short description

1000 words. A steampunk investigator discovers a missing scientist has created a strange clockwork angel.

Extended description

1000 words. A steampunk investigator discovers a missing scientist has created a strange clockwork angel.

Written by Stephanie Flint (formerly published under her maiden name, Stephanie Bibb).

Tags

mystery, magic, angel, steampunk, fairy, scientist, fae, curse, laboratory, clockwork, sbibb, stephanie bibb, stephanie flint

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Review by: Chris The Story Reading Ape on March 06, 2013 : star star star star
Part fantasy, part sci-fi, an interesting little story with an almost, but not quite, predictable ending.
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Review by: Jim Browning on May 24, 2012 : star star star star
At first when I saw this was only 4 pages I thought it might be a prologue for a longer story, but it turns out to be a 1000 word short story challenge. From this standpoint, the author did very well to get a lot of information into a short word count and still have it flow well. My only misgivings are the way fae magic and Alchemy are presented as related and the unneeded mention of werewolves and vampires which play no part in the story. Otherwise, the description of the clockwork laboratory was done well and could have been the opening to a mystery story worth reading.
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Review by: James Pratt on April 15, 2012 : star star star star
I haven't read much steampunk (by which I mean any), but this was definitely an interesting and well written little story. Neat idea and nice imagery.
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