Steampunk Omnibus: A Galvanic Century Collection - Paperback

by Michael Coorlim (Author)

Collecting the first four novels in the Galvanic Century steampunk series at 50% off the price of individual purchases

Dilettante Alton Bartleby, inventor James Wainwright, and gentlewoman Aldora Fiske solve mysteries and resolve injustice across the globe in a steampunk Edwardian era where galvanic killers stalk the night, sky pirates plague the skies, and Queen Victoria yet rules from her platinum throne.

Contains the Collected Bartleby and James Adventures, A Gentlewoman's Chronicles, March of the Cogsmen, and Dreams of the Damned.

Praise for Michael Coorlim's Steampunk Omnibus:

"I will continue to enjoy Mr. Coorlim's work and look forward to my next reading adventure."

"I love when collections of short stories work well together and they meld so well in this work Little pieces build up throughout until there is this huge reveal that once you find out about it you feel silly for not realizing it previously."

"I absolutely have to brag on the fact that this is PURE steampunk... There are no aliens or fantasy creatures... Aside from the pseudoscience there aren't any "magic" or "supernatural" elements to the series."

"Read all together, however, allows one to see how the style, the tone and the pace improves with each novelette. Moreover, the character development can be appreciated more easily when the cycle is read as a whole."

Author Biography

Michael Coorlim is a teller of strange stories for stranger people. He collects them, the oddballs. The mystics and fire-spinners, the sages and tricksters. He curates their tales, combines their elements and lets them rattle around inside his rock-tumbler skull until they gleam, then spills them loose onto the page for like-minded readers to enjoy. He writes fast-paced stories about real people in fantastic situations, plots with just a twist of the surreal, set in worlds just a shadow's breadth from our own. He's the author of the Galvanic Century series of Steampunk Thrillers, the literary apocalyptic short story collection Grief, and the supernatural serial Profane Apotheosis.