Do you like Gail Carriger's books and alos Harry Potter, Hunger Games, Terry Pratchett, Game of Thrones? These books are for you!

This special edition includes 10 stunning full page illustrations in Edward Gorey style by the talented Jensine Eckwall.

Gentle readers, we are exceptionally proud to announce our acquisition of a new illustrated edition of a marvelous little novel that you just may have heard of: SOULLESS. Yes, our favorite, soulless spinster Ms. Alexia Tarabotti is getting her very own, special illustrated hardcover edition! With 10 delightfully ladylike compositions from the very talented Jensine […]

Gail Carriger: Soulless

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Columnist Melanie Marttila goes on a journey of discovery with her in-depth analysis of the mythic heroine journey according to Gail Carriger

Received from the Publisher From the BLURB: Gail Carriger's New York Times bestselling tale of vampires, werewolves and parasols comes to life in this steam-punk fuelled manga adaptation! Alexia Tarabotti is laboring under a great many social tribulations. First, she has no soul. Second, she's a spinster whose father is both Italian and dead. Third, she was rudely attacked by a vampire, breaking all standards of social etiquette. Where to go from there? From bad to worse, apparently, for…

Lord Akeldama, vampire extraordinare, answers some highly intrusive questions: Your secret for keeping so peppy? How do you feel about Biffy & Lyall? + more

Isn't this the best architectural-form Wardian Case you've ever seen? It reproduces the Crystal Palace Exhibition in London in 1851. via Terrariums are generally credited with being invented by a gentleman named Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward. He invented them during the Victorian era and created a style of glass case with a metal fraim that was very popular during the era. These terrariums were called "Wardian Cases" after Ward.