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The Airmen
2012
series - author
novel
(number
1
in series)
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2012...
2012
The Pirates of Aireon
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'Jardan and his father ply the wilderness of Open Air, keeping one step ahead of marauders as they scrape a meagre existence from the ocean-covered world. When their airship is destroyed, Jardan finds himself cast adrift with nothing but a knife and a troublesome young woman. As Jardan struggles to remain the Airman his father raised him to be, he blazes a bloody trail across the watery planet. He may succeed, if he can escape from hordes of pirates, a sociopathic bounty hunter, and a sadistic madwoman bent on world conquest ... And if the pirate girl doesn't kill him first.' (Publication summary)
Notes
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Part one of a planned series, which was disrupted by cessation of Dragonfall Press in 2013.
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Steampunk note: This story combines some of the technological and cultural icons of steampunk (airships, pirates) with a Robinson Crusoe-esque plot and themes of self-sufficiency.
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
Works about this Work
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Alien Steampunk : B. J. Muirhead Reviews ‘The Airmen
2015
single work
review
— Appears in: Rochford Street Review , October 2014 – March no. 13 2015;
— Review of The Pirates of Aireon 2012 single work novel
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Alien Steampunk : B. J. Muirhead Reviews ‘The Airmen
2015
single work
review
— Appears in: Rochford Street Review , October 2014 – March no. 13 2015;
— Review of The Pirates of Aireon 2012 single work novel
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