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Steampunk Magazine is an online and print semi-annual magazine devoted to the steampunk subculture.^[1] It is published under a Creative Commons license, and is free for download.^[1] In March 2008, Steampunk Magazine began offering free subscriptions to incarcerated Americans, as a "celebration" of 1% of the US population being eligible.^[2]

Contents 1 Reception and Recognition 2 Issues 2.1 Issue #1 2.2 Issue #2 2.3 Issue #3 2.4 Issue #4 2.5 Issue #5 3 References 4 External links

[edit] Reception and Recognition

• Two of the editors, Magpie Killjoy and Libby Bulloff, were at the 2008 Maker's Faire in the San Francisco Bay Area^[3].

• The popular blog Boing Boing has also announced every Steampunk Magazine release to date, including their Steampunk's Guide To The Apocolypse. ^[4]

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• Steampunk Magazine was mentioned in a Newsweek article discussing the steampunk movement as an example of a steampunk periodical^[9]

• An article in The Yale Herald uses Steampunk Magazine as an example of microcultures and their ability to thrive on the internet^[10].

[edit] Issues

[edit] Issue #1

Putting the Punk Back into Steampunk

Contents include:

Interviews with:

• Author Michael Moorcock
• The Original Steampunk Band, Abney Park
• Singer/Songwriter Thomas Truax
• Composer Darcy James Argue

[edit] Issue #2

A Journal of Misapplied Technology

Contents include:

• John Reppion

[edit] Issue #3

The Sky is Falling

Contents include:

• Alan Moore
• Interview with Doctor Steel

[edit] Issue #4

Our Lives as Fantastic as any Fiction

Contents include:

• Donna Lynch and Steven Archer

[edit] Issue #5

Long Live Steampunk!

Contents include:

• Voltaire

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Homepage
• Interview with Magpie, founder of SteamPunk Magazine - small WORLD Podcast 2007

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