J.R. Sherrill

Amazing!

Even better than I expected, and I was already a fan of dreampunk going into this. It definitely feels very dieselpunk and a bit steampunk, but wrapped in a dreamworld so that the odd mish-mash of technologies actually makes sense.

I get a strong noir/hardboiled detective vibe from this too. The whole thing is an existential mystery, which reminds me of my favorite author, Philip K. Dick. But the setting is more like something out of Neil Gaiman's Sandman.

If any of that sounds show more appealing to you, then I highly recommend this one. There's even an audiobook! Go for it!!! show less