Tim E Koch
Classic Horror Novels, Series & Stories
Purveyor of fine vintage science fantasies.
Renewing the work of Jules Verne, HG Wells, Edgar Allan Poe, Mary Shelley, Robert Louis Stevenson, &c.
A Labyrinth of Memories
If Jane Austen wrote sci-fi, she might have envisioned great airship and pneumatically powered carriages.
She might have penned a tale about a romance between a Scottish lad and the niece of the Duke of Wellington, both being gifted in the mechanical arts and brought together by a great threat to their queen and her empire.
There might have been a terrible epidemic of a fatal disease and a preternatural substance empowering the French against Britain, and the two threat would of course have been related.
The solution to their woes would have been a journey back through time, accomplished only by the joint effort of our hero and heroine.
The result should have therefore been A Labyrinth of Memories.
A new steampunk alternate history adventure.
A Strange Occurrence of Mayhem in Westminster
If Robert Louis Stevenson had written a sequel to his tragic tale of Dr. Jekyll, he might have created an ambitious young admirer of Jekyll, a doctor with interest is optics and mesmerism who believes he could succeed where his predecessor failed.
His efforts might then have unleashed a terrible, communicable affliction of the mind that only the combined efforts of Mina and Jonathan Harker, Mr and Mrs Fileas Fogg and their faithful servant Passepartout, and Dr Watson could challenge.
And the result would have been A Strange Occurrence of Mayhem in Westminster.
A new historical science fiction thriller.
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