Steampunk for Pynchon readers

[James Kyllo]

"The Steampunk Trilogy" by Paul DiFilippo - a long term member of this
list - would be an obvious route.  "The Difference Engine" by Gibson &
Sterling and "The Diamond Age" by Neal Stephenson are worth reading.

On 10/28/06, Ya Sam <takoitov at hotmail.com> wrote:
> Fellows, I again rely on your formidable knowledge and ask for your advice.
> The thing is that I am abslotely illiterate in terms of the genre which is
> called "steampunk". As several folks indicated in the net that it might be
> relevant to AtD, I would love to learn more about this phenomenon. What, in
> your opinion, are the best literary samples of steampunk? I realise there
> should be plenty of these novels by now, and therefore I would like to rely
> on the opinion of Pynchon readers. Thanks in advance!
>
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