A naval engineer who grew up reading Jules Verne and Tom Swift, Steven R. Southard is fascinated by technology and man”s relation to it. Our tools can expand the good we do, but also multiply evil. This theme is apparent in each story of his series, What Man Hath Wrought. Steve has written in the historical, fantasy, science fiction, alternate history, horror, and steampunk genres. Visit his page at the Gypsy Shadow Publishing website and his own site at www.stevenrsouthard.com to better understand his intriguing characters and their amazing machines.
17 Ebooki wg Steven R. Southard
Steven R. Southard: Leonardo’s Lion
In 1515, Leonardo da Vinci built a mechanical lion to entertain the King of France. The fate of that strange clockwork creation, and its real purpose, have remained unknown…until now. …
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€4.02
Steven R Southard: A Tale More True
Baron Münchhausen has been known to stretch the truth a bit, then tie it in knots, toss it on the floor, and stomp on it. But to prove him wrong, is it really necessary for Count Federmann to co …
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Angielski
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€2.99
Steven R. Southard: A Steampunk Carol
That stuffy Victorian inventor, Stanton Wardgrave, is back again, eight years after inventing holograms and meeting the American Josephine Boulton. Married now, with a son and daughter, he’s de …
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Angielski
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€3.99
Steven R. Southard: Alexander’s Odyssey
Alexander the Great might well be on his way to conquering the world, but when he decides to explore underwater in a glass-windowed wooden barrel, he enrages Poseidon. The other gods may debate Alexa …
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Angielski
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€3.99
Steven R. Southard: Against All Gods
In ancient Athens, trireme commander Theron and the woman he loves, Galene, have each earned the wrath of jealous gods. To marry Galene, Theron must voyage to all seven of Wonders of the World. At ev …
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Angielski
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€3.99
Steven R. Southard: After the Martians
In 1901, the Martians attacked Earth, but tiny bacteria vanquished them. Their advanced weaponry lay everywhere—three-legged fighting machines, heat rays, and poison gas. Now, in 1917, The Grea …
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Angielski
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€3.99
Steven R Southard: Leonardo’s Lion
In 1515, Leonardo da Vinci built a mechanical lion to entertain King Francis I of France and his guests. Until now, no one knows what happened to this amazing clockwork creation. Over half a ce …
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Angielski
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€3.99
TBD & Steven R. Southard: Rallying Cry with Last Vessel of Atlantis
Two adventure stories packaged together! In “Rallying Cry, ” an aimless youth meets two old geezers who spin bizarre war stories. They tell of a secret World War I regiment in France with ship-sized …
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Angielski
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€3.99
TBD & Steven R. Southard: Ripper’s Ring
In the East End slums of London in 1888, a carriage-man named Horace Grott takes a ring from a corpse. Not just any ring, it’s the one Plato wrote about, the legendary Ring of Gyges, which makes its …
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Angielski
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€3.99
TBD & Steven R. Southard: The Cometeers
A huge comet speeds toward a devastating collision with the Earth, but no one will launch space shuttles filled with nuclear weapons. It’s 1897. Instead, they’ll fire projectiles from the Jules Verne …
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Angielski
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€3.99
Steven R. Southard: Time’s Deformèd Hand
It’s 1600 in an alternate Switzerland, a world where Da Vinci’s mechanical automatons and human-powered flight almost work, thanks to magic trees. Long-separated twins, Georg the reluctant groom and …
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Angielski
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€3.99
Steven R. Southard: To Be First and Wheels of Heaven
Two intriguing historical tales packaged together! “To Be First” follows two space voyagers from an alternate universe as they return from the moon, in 1933. In their timeline, manned rocketry began …
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Angielski
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€3.99
Steven R. Southard: Within Victorian Mists
If the fog of time had lifted a bit differently on the 19th century, and you could mix a haughty Englishman tinkerer, a plucky American steam engine repair-woman, laser holograms, giant dirigibles, a …
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Angielski
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€2.99
TBD & Steven R. Southard: The Six Hundred Dollar Man
Sonny Houston, cowpoke. A man barely alive. “I can rebuild him, make him the first steam-powered man. A darn sight better than before. Better, faster, and a heap stronger, too. I’ve got the know-how. …
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Angielski
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€2.99
TBD & Steven R. Southard: The Wind-Sphere Ship
Heron of Alexandria, in the 1st Century A.D., invented a primitive steam engine he called an aeolipile, or “wind-sphere.” Persuaded by his friend Praxiteles, he used this engine to propel a ship. If …
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Angielski
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€2.99
