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I think part of that reason was that the world of Boneshaker felt very small. The majority of the story takes place in a very limited area of Seattle, and most of that area isn’t visible, even to the characters. As such it was hard to get a good vision of the different settings. This isn’t due to bad writing on the part of the author, it’s more of an unfortunate limitation of the plot.

My other issue (which may just be me) is that I never have a good understanding of what is ordinary and what is extraordinary in steampunk. Maybe I just don’t know enough about history. I mean, I know there weren’t flying warships, but things like double (or triple) barreled shotguns or gas masks or elevators. I don’t know when those things were actually invented so I don’t know if they’re out of place (steampunk-esque) in the story, or if they’re just normal pieces of technology. The language also seemed a little odd to me (almost southern) but again, I don’t know if that was out of place, or that’s actually how west-coast people talked in the 1800’s.