
Ack! I said I'd write a fantasy short story for a Christmas anthology and it's due Nov. 1. Do you think I've even started?? As of Sept 30 I hadn't even thought about it, but that night I got a few minutes to start brainstorming, but lemme tell ya...thinking about Christmas when you've kinda got Halloween on the brain is a challenge!

And then I thought...what do you never see in steampunk?? Besides Christmas, I mean?
I thought of a few things, but I won't ruin the surprise. When I get my story finished, I promise I'll share. I just wanted to get you thinking about brainstorming new ideas. It's always fun to take the traditional and turn it on its ear.
Of course, this is only a setting. A proper story needs a plot and compelling characters. Since I'm going out on a limb anyway, I think I'll try a little diversity...
How do you come up with new ideas??
I've seen people dress up steampunk, but I didn't ever think about it as a setting. In this case, do you mean a period piece in Victorian era or with modern day kids obsessed with the Victorian era? :)
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