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This thread has not yet mentioned the Larklight trilogy (or at least it's supposed to be a trilogy at some point) by Philip Reeve.

I haven't read it, but it sounds like it came straight out of the Verne/Wells/Gernsback school of "scientific romances."
Or it's a bunch of well-written Space:1889 fanfic. Whatever, it's on my list of things to read when I find it.


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Photos and article in the NY Times Fashion and Style section. The aesthetic is moving to the mainstream.

You might need to register. I've got a bugmenot.com email that I use for things like this.


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