This is a list of PoC steampunk works you can find online that I will keep adding to.
Short Fiction:
Pimp My Airship, by Maurice Broaddus, Apex Magazine, Vol. 3, Iss. 2. Aug 2009.
The Effluent Engine, by N.K. Jemisin, author's blog, reprinted in Steam-Powered: Lesbian Steampunk Stories. Ed. JoSelle Vanderhooft. Torquere Press, 2011.
Bijou LaVoix and the Coal Dust Faery, by Malon Edwards, Expanded Horizons #15, February 2010.
Bijou LaVoix and the Coal Dust Faery, by Malon Edwards, Expanded Horizons #15, February 2010.
The Last Rickshaw, by Stephanie Lai, Crossed Genres #18: Eastern, reprinted in Crossed Genres Year Two, Dec 2010.
Between Islands, by Jaymee Goh, Expanded Horizons #19. June 2010.
Moon Maiden's Mirror, by Joyce Chng, Semaphore Magazine, September 2009, pgs 43-46 [pdf]
Distant Deeps or Skies, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Expanded Horizons #24. November 2010.
Lunar Year's End, by Jaymee Goh, Crossed Genres #25: Celebration. December 2010.
Moon Maiden's Mirror, by Joyce Chng, Semaphore Magazine, September 2009, pgs 43-46 [pdf]
Distant Deeps or Skies, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Expanded Horizons #24. November 2010.
Lunar Year's End, by Jaymee Goh, Crossed Genres #25: Celebration. December 2010.
To Follow the Waves by Amal El-Mohtar, Podcastle #139. Originally published in Steam-Powered: Lesbian Steampunk Stories. Ed. JoSelle Vanderhooft. Torquere Press, 2011.
Ongoing Fiction:
Carolina Free State, by Erin Winslow
Ongoing Fiction:
Carolina Free State, by Erin Winslow
Webcomics:
Virtuoso, by Jon Munger (writer/creator) and Krista Brennan (artist)
The West Was Lost, by Beth Dillon, Myron Lameman and Frank Grau
The West Was Lost, by Beth Dillon, Myron Lameman and Frank Grau
Art:
James Ng
List of non-Western-European entries for the CGArtists Forum Contest themed Steampunk compiled by telophase (h/t Jessie in comments, thanks!)
Jennifer Ben, Coast Salish, does Native American steampunk on DeviantArt
Video:
The Path Never Ends by Beth Lameman (Anishinaabe/Mètis)
Stuff on eBookstores:
High Society by Paolo Chikiamco and Hannah Buena (24-page comic): Amazon, FlipReads
Moses: The Chronicles of Harriet Tubman Book I by Balogun: Mocha Memoir Press,
The Switch by Valjeanne Jeffers: Mocha Memoir Press,
List of non-Western-European entries for the CGArtists Forum Contest themed Steampunk compiled by telophase (h/t Jessie in comments, thanks!)
Jennifer Ben, Coast Salish, does Native American steampunk on DeviantArt
Video:
The Path Never Ends by Beth Lameman (Anishinaabe/Mètis)
Stuff on eBookstores:
High Society by Paolo Chikiamco and Hannah Buena (24-page comic): Amazon, FlipReads
Moses: The Chronicles of Harriet Tubman Book I by Balogun: Mocha Memoir Press,
The Switch by Valjeanne Jeffers: Mocha Memoir Press,
If you know of steampunk stories/art/comics that features a main character who is PoC, or from a country beyond Victoriana, whether in a mainstream magazine or for free (this includes LJ/DW and blogs), please drop me a line!
What an awesome post! Thank you for making it!
ReplyDeleteTelophase gathered links to non-Western entries in the CGArtists' forum steampunk contest.
I know I've seen a lot more steampunk art featuring PoC (I keep an eye out for it)... I'll try to get some more links for you. :)
That is a most AMAZING AND EXCELLENT LINK AND I THANK YOU SO SO SO MUCH FOR SHARING OMG. <3
ReplyDeleteThere's not much here so far but I add material on a regular basis (once a week is my goal):
ReplyDeletehttp://carolinafreestate.blogspot.com/
It is set in an alternate universe in which the Yemassee War and the Stono Rebellion were successful and in which colonialism received a BIG kick in the teeth as a result.
Any and all constructive critique is heartily welcome!!!
A great list so far! :) I appreciate it and look forward to seeing more entries added over time! :)
ReplyDeleteA bit late to the party, but I just came across this wonderful list of yours. Thank you so much for taking the time to compile it!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to direct your attention to a great photography series by Gavin Fernandes called Empire Line which "explores the politics of clothing and its relationship with class and caste in 19th century India ruled by the British Raj".
I just posted a selection of my favourite images here: http://quietlovesongs.tumblr.com/post/13058612408/gavin-fernandes
Ah, yes! I remember this one. Thanks for posting them! His site requires flash and it's quite difficult to navigate unless one knows what what is looking for.
ReplyDeleteThere're a couple of other interesting photography series that Beyond Victoriana features as well!