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== Publisher's summary == | == Publisher's summary == | ||
The [[multiverse]] can be viewed – not terribly accurately, | The [[multiverse]] can be viewed – not terribly accurately, it's true – as a [[mirror]] smashed into an infinite number of fragments. | ||
No surprise then that, at one moment in time and in one such fragment, there resided that renowned transtemporal aviatrix, Ms [[Iris Wildthyme]], along with her friend and drinking companion, Clockwork [[Panda]]. In a universe filled with brass and copper, where the skies are full of [[zeppelin]]s, and where thick goggles are, for some reason, very much in fashion, they live their lives in a bright red [[airship]], the number 22 to Putney Aerodrome. | No surprise then that, at one moment in time and in one such fragment, there resided that renowned transtemporal aviatrix, Ms [[Iris Wildthyme]], along with her friend and drinking companion, Clockwork [[Panda]]. In a universe filled with brass and copper, where the skies are full of [[zeppelin]]s, and where thick goggles are, for some reason, very much in fashion, they live their lives in a bright red [[airship]], the number 22 to Putney Aerodrome. | ||
These are their | These are their adventures... | ||
== Stories == | == Stories == | ||
Revision as of 21:25, 12 September 2019
A Clockwork Iris was a 2017 Iris Wildthyme short story anthology.
Publisher's summary
The multiverse can be viewed – not terribly accurately, it's true – as a mirror smashed into an infinite number of fragments.
No surprise then that, at one moment in time and in one such fragment, there resided that renowned transtemporal aviatrix, Ms Iris Wildthyme, along with her friend and drinking companion, Clockwork Panda. In a universe filled with brass and copper, where the skies are full of zeppelins, and where thick goggles are, for some reason, very much in fashion, they live their lives in a bright red airship, the number 22 to Putney Aerodrome.
These are their adventures...
Stories
Notes
- The cover art illustration was done by Paul Hanley.
- The title of the anthology is a reference to the 1962 novel A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess and its 1971 film adaptation.
External links
- Official A Clockwork Iris page at Obverse Books
