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10 Reasons Why You Should Know Princess Dashkova

Posted on May 7, 2015 by Thomas K. Carpenter

TweetHistory is a fickle beast. Sometimes the most important people get lost in the annals of time. Maybe they were on the losing side of a war, or they existed so long ago, that records no longer exist. I find … Continue reading →

Posted in Steampunk, Stories | Tagged amazon, catherine the great, catherine wilmot, dashkova, imperial russia, katerina dashkova, memoirs, new release, Princess Dashkova, russia, russian empire, Thomas K Carpenter | Comments Off

Revolutionary Magic (The Dashkova Memoirs #1)

Posted on May 5, 2015 by Thomas K. Carpenter

TweetRelease day! Not only a new release, but the start of a whole new series! I’ve been working towards this day for a couple of years now, so I’m very excited for this launch. The Dashkova Memoirs is a new … Continue reading →

Posted in Steampunk, Stories, The Writer's Life, Writing / Publishing | Tagged A Cauldron of Secrets, amazon, american revolution, Ben Franklin, dashkova memoirs, dresdin files, historical fantasy, katerina dashkova, myths, new release, Revolutionary Magic, russia, russian myths, sherlock holmes, steampunk, Thomas K Carpenter, urban fantasy | Comments Off