Stories of the Cosa Nostradamus
by Laura Anne Gilman
Price: $3.99 USD. 35030 words.
Published by Book View Cafe on April 12, 2010. Fiction.
Enter the world of the Cosa Nostradamus, where magic runs alongside electricity, fantastic creatures walk next to you on city streets, and the modern age didn't kill the old ways...but made them stronger....
Five stories - including one never-before-published, plus bonus material - set in the world of Laura Anne Gilman's bestselling "Retrievers" universe!
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The Shadow Conspiracy: Tales of the Steam Age Vol. I
by Laura Anne Gilman
Price: $5.99 USD. 114710 words. Published by Book View Cafe on January 4, 2010. Fiction.
Set in a world of ensouled machines and soulless humans, dirigibles, and steam-powered miracles, these tales follow the adventures dreamers, experimenters and engineers who work their mechanical and metaphysical magic for good...and evil. But all are driven by the consequences of a gathering of poets on Lake Geneva in 1816 that changed everything we thought we knew about science, and ourselves.
Price: $5.99 USD. 114710 words. Published by Book View Cafe on January 4, 2010. Fiction.
Set in a world of ensouled machines and soulless humans, dirigibles, and steam-powered miracles, these tales follow the adventures dreamers, experimenters and engineers who work their mechanical and metaphysical magic for good...and evil. But all are driven by the consequences of a gathering of poets on Lake Geneva in 1816 that changed everything we thought we knew about science, and ourselves.