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	<title>Comments on: Cover &amp; Synopsis: &#8220;Lord Kelvin&#8217;s Machine&#8221; by James P. Blaylock</title>
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		<title>By: Carl V.</title>
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		<dc:creator>Carl V.</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[I am assuming this isn&#039;t really the &quot;next&quot; book and is a reprinting of the story of the same name that he wrote in 1992.  I have Lord Kelvin&#039;s Machine in the collection The Adventures of Langdon St. Ives but I&#039;ll be picking this up anyway.  Blaylock is the author I recommend first whenever anyone is wanting to try out steampunk because his books are Doyle-esque and rely on rich storytelling and not the trappings of the genre.  Plus he was doing it before it was cool, so I give him kudos for that.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am assuming this isn&#8217;t really the &#8220;next&#8221; book and is a reprinting of the story of the same name that he wrote in 1992.  I have Lord Kelvin&#8217;s Machine in the collection The Adventures of Langdon St. Ives but I&#8217;ll be picking this up anyway.  Blaylock is the author I recommend first whenever anyone is wanting to try out steampunk because his books are Doyle-esque and rely on rich storytelling and not the trappings of the genre.  Plus he was doing it before it was cool, so I give him kudos for that.</p>
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