Zeppelin Tales

Zeppelin Tales - Paperback

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Zeppelin Tales

Zeppelin Tales - Paperback

by I. a. Watson
$22.93
Sale price  $22.93 Regular price 

Book Overview

Clippers of the CloudsIn the early 20th Century, German Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin pioneered the creation of rigid, lighter-than-air craft capable of long distance flights. During World War One they were adapted for military use as long range bombers wreaking havoc upon Great Britain from their lofty positions high above the clouds where fixed-winged fighters could not reach them. After the war, Zeppelins became pleasure ships utilized in luxury Trans-Atlantic Flights and were highly popular.The Golden Era of the airship was the 1930s, the same period as that of the pulps and it is no surprise their romantic images would inspire pulp writers of the time. The original monthly, ZEPPELIN STORIES, was produced solely to highlight these magnificent flying machines in exciting, colorful and fast-paced adventures. Now, Airship 27 Productions, itself bearing the image of these high-flying cruisers, launches a brand-new series devoted to airships.In this debut volume you will thrill to the exploits of Jim Beard's new hero, Tracer Talbot, as he encounters a mysterious pirate airship and her crew. While writer I.A. Watson sets off on an aerial adventure aboard an experimental Zeppelin built to explore the skies of an alien dimension. Join us as AIRSHIP 27 - ZEPPELIN TALES Volume One soars into the stratosphere of the imagination on this, its maiden flight.

ISBN9780615915548
Author I. a. Watson
PublisherAirship 27
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedNovember 2013
LanguageENG- English
Pages182
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About I. a. Watson

On I.A Watson's library mantelpiece there's a trophy for Best Pulp Short Story from the Pulp Factory Awards. It journeyed to Yorkshire, England from the "Ian can't be with us here tonight..." ceremony in Chicago, America and it arrived in pieces. There's one bit still missing, perhaps because that's the part that looks like a gold nib and a customs inspector might have thought was (a) valuable or (b) a terrorist weapon. But there the award stands, battered but unbowed, surrounded by thousands of beloved books and a few actually written by the library's award-winning owner; who is also battered but mostly unbowed, and who still thankfully has all his bits. So, I.A.Watson is author of a Robin Hood trilogy: King of Sherwood, Arrow of Justice, and the soon-to-be-released Freedom's Outlaw. He's been a contributor to all three Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective anthologies. His stories have appeared in Gideon Cain: Demon Hunter, The New Adventures of Richard Knight, Blood-Price of the Missionary's Gold, Sentinels: Alternate Visions, Sinbad: The New Adventures, and of course Blackthorn: Thunder on Mars, which is what got him into this mess of having to write an "About the Author" piece here in the first place. All the rest and a scary photo are on his website at: http: //www.chillwater.org.uk/writing/iawatsonhome.htm

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