Trains I Don’t Always Stop And Look At Trains …oh Wait, Yes I Do T-shirt

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The point is steampunk, I guess, and while there was plenty of punk, I didn’t really get a lot of steam. Sure, there were airships and sonic guns and pneumatic limbs and all that, but they were just kind of there, absent any curiosity or grandeur. Reading a steampunk novel should taste like breathing coal smoke; it should sound like the rattle of brass pipes; should feel like heavy workboots tromping across a thickly-lacquered mahogany floor, the air humming with arcs of Tesla’s alternating current. Reading Boneshaker was not like any of these things. It was like hearing a very fun story about a woman trying to save her son and–hey, look, an airship. About the closest thing to really setting a tone the book does is use sepia ink for its lettering. Probably the most succinct (ha!) way I could phrase it is this: The writing conveyed a story, but it did not conjure a world. All that said, I don’t consider my time wasted—like I said above, Boneshaker is pretty much a rollicking good time. It’s a fun yarn. It’s high-quality steampunk beach reading. But it’s still beach reading.