Steampunk/Alt History Week: One Last Hurrah

Our final (I think) steampunk/alt history week post is all about linkage. If you're looking for a full roundup of this week's steampunk links, check out the list at Chasing Ray.

As for us, here, today--we wanted to give another shout-out to some of the books and authors that have been discussed this week, here and around the blogosphere, by highlighting various steampunk/alt history-ish posts we've done in the past. So, all in one place for your edification and entertainment, here you go:

• This week, here on Finding Wonderland, we had an extravaganza of multicultural steampunk, steampunk couture, Edinburgh through the eyes of The Explosionist's Sophie Hunter, and reviews of Jenny Davidson's Invisible Things and Cherie Priest's Boneshaker.
• In the past, we've reviewed other steampunk and alternate history stories (click each link for the review): The Explosionist, D.M. Cornish's Monster Blood Tattoo/Foundling's Tale books (Foundling, Lamplighter and Factotum), Flora Segunda and Flora's Dare by Ysabeau Wilce, Cassandra Clare's Clockwork Angel, and Sporeville by Paul Marlowe. Probably others, too...
• We've also interviewed some of the above authors (and others who've written steampunk and steampunk-ish stories): D.M. Cornish, Ysabeau Wilce, and Kazu Kibuishi (who wrote the steampunk graphic novel Daisy Kutter and other great stuff).

Hopefully it'll be useful to you as well as to us to have all of our steampunk-related stuff in one place, the better for fanboys and -girls to be fanboyish and fangirlish. Or something.