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"Perdido Street Station" by China Mieville, considered to be steampunk so vaguely Victorian and totally excellent
Emma Bull: Bone Dance (kind of cyber punk). She has a new one called "Territory" that I still have to get, I think it's a alternative history Western.
John Crowley's "Little, Big" was excellent. It's more urban fantasy but in a very subtle mannon.
I'm currently reading a book called "The Lies of Locke Lamora" which are set in a fantasy feudal alternative Venice, I'm really enjoying it.
Do a google search, metafilter had a women sci-fi authors discussion that was widely talked about that may have some good suggestions.
My troupe is dancing at BaltiCon in May, and Connie Willis is the special guest.
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"Perdido Street Station" by China Mieville, considered to be steampunk so vaguely Victorian and totally excellent
Emma Bull: Bone Dance (kind of cyber punk). She has a new one called "Territory" that I still have to get, I think it's a alternative history Western.
John Crowley's "Little, Big" was excellent. It's more urban fantasy but in a very subtle mannon.
I'm currently reading a book called "The Lies of Locke Lamora" which are set in a fantasy feudal alternative Venice, I'm really enjoying it.
Do a google search, metafilter had a women sci-fi authors discussion that was widely talked about that may have some good suggestions.
My troupe is dancing at BaltiCon in May, and Connie Willis is the special guest.