Author’s bio: “Gail Carriger has multiple NYT bestsellers and over a million books in print in dozens of different languages. She writes comedies of manners mixed with urban fantasy (and sexy queer joy as G. L. Carriger). She is best known for the Parasol Protectorate and Finishing School series. She was once an archaeologist and is fond of shoes, octopuses, and tea.”

Appearances

Seattle, WA, USA

Aug 13 - 17, 2025

Aurora, CO, USA

Oct 31 - Nov 2, 2025

Tucson, AZ, USA

Nov 7 - 9, 2025
Stories
The steampunk calendar is heating up this weekend with CONpossible in Atlanta and MegaCon in Orlando. Meanwhile, Whitby Steampunk Weekend will return to North Yorkshire, and the Cog and Compass fest will take place in New Zealand.
New tales from Nisi Shawl, P. Djèlí Clark, and Sarah Brooks were among the major literary releases in 2024.
Major book publishers have largely shied away from steampunk in recent years, but small independent presses continue to release steampunk titles, and lots of authors are self-publishing these days. Here’s a look at notable new titles released last year.
The authors will discuss their work at a Friday afternoon tea party presented by Clarion West that will also be live-streamed for free. Then they’re scheduled for bookstore appearances on Saturday and Sunday.
The author discussed her plans for the first half of 2023, plus her recent books, her foray into self-publishing, and why she'll never be far from her Parasolverse. Also: A special video report on generative AI.
The biggest news involved a title released in 2021, as P. Djèlí Clark’s A Master of Djinn won a Nebula Award. But 2022 also saw its share of notable releases, including a new trilogy from Shelley Adina and R.E. Scott, a Parasol Protectorate compendium from Gail Carriger, and the final entry in George Mann’s Newbury & Hobbes series.
This year’s speaker lineup includes author Gail Carriger along with Madeleine Holly-Rosing, Mickey Flint, Wheeler Stone, James Neathery, Lord and Lady Towers, Madame Askew, the Grand Arbiter, and many others.
Major publishers have largely cooled to steampunk, but the genre still sees lots of activity from independent presses and self-published authors. Here’s a look at literary highlights from the past year, including new books from Gail Carriger, P. Djèlí Clark, and many more.
Our book roundup includes the latest Delightfully Deadly tale from Gail Carriger along with new titles by Colin Edmonds, Anne Renwick, Jessica Nettles, Bonsart Bokel, Dean F. Wilson, Eric Asher, Patricia Loofbourrow, and more.
The book, available in a signed limited edition of 1000 hardcover copies, will feature Gail Carriger’s Poison or Protect, Defy or Defend and Ambush or Adore. The publisher is now accepting pre-orders.