Is there a genre for space being filled with air and giant airships and floating cities travel between the stars?
>>25178750yeah, gaypunk
>>25178750No, but I'm stealing this idea. It's mine now. Fuck you.
>>25178782You think this idea is a good one. That speaks volumes.
>>25178750not really. speaking of which, The Little Prince is like that but with planes.
>>25178750Against the Day by Pynchon is like that
>>25178750This is why we need to bring back mandatory Pynchon threads.
>>25178969So is Spelljammer but I guess there is no genre for it.
>>25178797Nta but it can prove lucrative if the writer isn’t too abysmal.
>>25178750No, but it's definitely steampunk-adjacent.
Which way would be up in the middle of space?
>>25178969If you are ok with ignoring 99% of the book, twisting around the 1% you don't ignore, and then there is his use of genre as conspiracy which most genre fags will probably get triggered by but is not really an issue since they probably won't get it.
>>25178750it's basically gulliver's travels
>>25178750science fantasy.watch the disney version of treasure island.
>>25178750I think Michael Moorcock is what you want
>>25178750There is certain Robert Rankin, who writes satirical Scottish fantasy - in at least two of his subsettings space is filled with air and giant Victorian tesla-punk airships fly through it inside Solar System.I'd recommend you to read him from the beginning as certain characters-events-running gags etc refer to his earlier books whereas victorian teslapunk only fully appears roughly toward the last third of his books. Knowledge of 60's to 90's British and USA media is recommended.
