Sharing a very interesting post by Sarah Zama. Sarah will be our #FabulousFridayGuestBlogger here, on September 2. Meanwhile, hope you’ll enjoy this!
It’s my great pleasure to feature the first guest writer on this blog: Sarah Zama. I met Sarah through dieselpunk circles, as she is an author with a passion for the fast-growing culture. I wrote a piece a while back on what dieselpunk means to me, but Sarah will expound on that topic, as well as provide an in-depth study of film noir, another major influence on both her upcoming novel and my own Troubleshooter series.
Without further ado: Shadow Against Light: the Soul of Noir by Sarah Zama.
It is no secret: Dieselpunk is such a young genre that many readers don’t even know what it is (surely my Word spellchecker doesn’t). There is a complex explanation to what Dieselpunk is, but today I’ll go for the simpler one. It’s a speculative genre, with very definite aesthetic characteristics inspired by the ‘diesel’ era, which stretches from the late…
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Thanks so much for the reblog, Marcia.
That was a fun blog to write. I discovered meny things myself 🙂
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My pleasure, Sarah. It was all new to me. I thoroughly enjoy steampunk, but dieselpunk was a whole new concept. 🙂
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