List of steampunk works

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Following is a list of steampunk works in the science fiction and fantasy genres. Note that several of them are not Steampunk in their classification, but contain such elements in their general fantasy setting (for example, Final Fantasy VI).

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[edit] In print

[edit] Modern steampunk

[edit] 16th century setting

[edit] 18th century setting

[edit] 19th century setting

[edit] 20th/21st century setting

[edit] Other setting

[edit] Quasi-Victorian science fiction

  • The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson -- A steampunk-flavored adventure set in a nanotechnological future, with much of the action in a neo-Victorian society
  • The Peshawar Lancers by S.M. Stirling -- Meteors devastate Europe and America in the 19th century, causing much of the British upper class to flee to India. The story is set in 2025 in a thoroughly Indianized Angrezi Raj (British Empire), with its capital in Delhi.
  • Queen Victoria's Bomb by Ronald Clark -- in the mid 19th century; a physicist gets the idea of isotopic separation after seeing pebbles graded by size on a pebble beach, and makes an atomic bomb. He intends to use it to end the Crimean War, but it never gets used, and no difference is made to history.
  • To Visit the Queen by Diane Duane -- Interference by the Lone Power results in a contaminated alternate universe in which Victorian Britain has developed (and used) atomic weapons.
Jules Verne's Journey to the Center of the Earth has inspired many steampunk film, TV and book adaptations.
Jules Verne's Journey to the Center of the Earth has inspired many steampunk film, TV and book adaptations.

[edit] Comics/graphic novels

[edit] Steampunk role-playing game material

[edit] In media

[edit] In films

Promotional still for the 2003 film, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Promotional still for the 2003 film, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

Note: most of the films listed are steampunk-related either through narrative or by thematic context.

[edit] In television

The cast of The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne
The cast of The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne

[edit] In video games

[edit] In music

These are musicians and bands that have either adopted a steampunk aesthetic in their appearance, or have a decidedly steampunk approach to their music.

[edit] See also

Literary sci-fi punk genres
CyberpunkPostcyberpunkSteampunkBiopunk
Other themes
Retro-futurismCyberprepTransrealism