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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Aspects of Steampunk # 2: The Eiffel Tower
Ah, the symbol of Paris, and even France itself! The Eiffel Tower is the most popular human-made monument in the world, with approximately seven million visitors every year (almost 250 million people have visited it since it first opened). It … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative History, Art & Design, Literature, Science Fiction, Steampunk
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For news of exclusives promotions, features, contests and giveaways in YA Fantasy, Alternative-History Science Fiction, Supernatural Thrillers, Japan-based Horror, Bizarro Rock Mysteries, join the mailing list! Just send an email to John Paul Catton and Jacob Smith at albionjpc@jcom.home.ne.jp with … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative History, Horror, Japan, Literature, Music, Mystery, Mythology, New Wave, Science Fiction
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Excalibur Books now has a mailing list service available! If you would like to receive advance news of releases, contests, and giveaways before it’s released to the public, then join the mailing list by sending an email to albionjpc@jcom.home.ne.jp! Just … Continue reading
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Preview: “A Coffin Full of Stars”
this is the opening chapter from “A Coffin Full of Stars”, the ninth story in the Futurist Manifesto series. For more information about Futurist Manifesto, go here. The hotel room was silent, apart from the buzzing of flies at the window, … Continue reading
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Paperback Launch Competition Results!
Excalibur Books is delighted to announce the results of the “Voice of the Jewel” Paperback launch Contest! 5th Prize – An ebook copy of “The Unofficial Guide to Japanese Mythology”, the companion book to the SMJ trilogy – Jennifer. 4 … Continue reading
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