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A tidbit from The ‘Prentices, the Puppets, and the Pirates

"Twist! Look out!" I spun and swung wildly as the crack of a Colt revolver split the air. Sluefoot Sue had both her firearms out and was shooting at something below me. To my astonishment tentacles rose out of the Thames and wrapped themselves around the Catfish. Each time one of Sue's bullets struck them … Continue reading A tidbit from The ‘Prentices, the Puppets, and the Pirates

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April 27, 2013September 25, 2013adventure series, Alexander Legacy, Literary tribute, octopus, oliver twist, Sluefoot Sue, steampunkLeave a comment
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Still free today — Oliver Twist’s Image-making Machinery

I had felt so helpless, knowing a great evil had been done, and more might be contemplated, while this astounding woman had made sense of it all and fitted it into her quest. How had she known what transpired between myself and the drunken manager? She claimed she had not found me until yesterday. I … Continue reading Still free today — Oliver Twist’s Image-making Machinery

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October 31, 2012September 26, 2013a dodge a twist and a tobacconist, Literary tribute, oliver twist, Sophronia Belle Lyon, steampunk1 Comment
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Do Drop by Tomorrow for Tea and Mechanicals … Dodge Will Be Free

"This is where Doctor Twist said his professor's workshop used to be located," Kera said as we stood on the cobblestones before a large warehouse. The black-mouldy red bricks were faintly mirrored in the oily pools from an earlier rain and the sky showed fitful signs of clearing. I gazed around in the dreary shrouded … Continue reading Do Drop by Tomorrow for Tea and Mechanicals … Dodge Will Be Free

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October 29, 2012September 26, 2013american folktales, Chillers, Dickens, Florizel of Bohemia, Halloween, human trafficking, Literary tribute, oliver twist, steampunk, Stevenson, Victorian Mystery1 Comment
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The Alexander Legacy Company One: A Dodge, a Twist, and aTobacconist

A Dodge, a Twist, and a Tobacconist is a Steampunk Literary Tribute The Amazon ebook is now live here: http://www.amazon.com/Dodge-Tobacconist-Alexander-Legacy-ebook/dp/B009NV1DMG Sophronia Belle Lyon grew up in the Catskill Mountains of upstate New York and has always loved Sci Fi, Fantasy, and the great literary classics. Please like her facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SophroniaBelleLyon The book comes out October … Continue reading The Alexander Legacy Company One: A Dodge, a Twist, and aTobacconist

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October 8, 2012September 26, 2013adventure, Alcott, Christian, Classic literary characters, clockwork, Dickens, human trafficking, Literary tribute, oliver twist, Singing, steampunk, Stevenson, swordfights, Victorian1 Comment
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Guest Blogging on My Dream Team of Literary Characters

http://irenelpynn.wordpress.com/2011/11/18/reader-input-requested-mary-findley-guest-blog/#comment-423 Inspired by "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" movie, I want to create my own graphic novel with favorite literary characters, including a grown-up Oliver Twist, Steampunk Inventor, solving mysteries and fighting evil.

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November 18, 2011October 1, 2013Alcott, Austin, Dickens, graphic novel, Kipling, LEague of extraordinary gentlemen, literary characters, oliver twist, steampunk, Stevenson2 Comments
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