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    Lost Fables From New Albion
    Lost Fables From New Albion
    Lost Fables From New Albion
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    Lost Fables From New Albion

    By Paul Shapera

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    A book of fantastical short stories centering around the city of New Albion during its steampunk, dieselpunk and atompunk periods. Full of odd characters, faeries, a sentient room, a popular drug that is the byproduct of an underground generator, talking mice, singing cockroaches, and rogue narratives gone astray.

    Based on the popular New Albion pulp operas which can be found here: https://mochalab.bandcamp.com/ these stories flush out the larger details of the city and some of its more interesting denizens.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPaul Shapera
    Release dateOct 7, 2017
    ISBN9781370602384
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