The Digging Leviathan by James P. Blaylock

While at college Blaylock and Powers created fictional poet William Ashbless, who has appeared as a character in novels by both authors, and who continues to “produce” new work to this day. Newest novel The Knights of the Cornerstone appeared in 2008, after almost a decade during which Blaylock focused on short fiction instead of novels.īlaylock met Tim Powers while they were students at Cal State Fullerton, and the two have sometimes worked together. Other novels include Land of Dreams (1987) World Fantasy Award nominees The Last Coin (1988) and The Rainy Season (1999) The Magic Spectacles (1991) The Paper Grail (1991) and All the Bells on Earth (1995), each a finalist for both World Fantasy and Mythopoeic Awards Night Relics (1994) and Winter Tides (1997). Dick Award Winner) and Lord Kelvin’s Machine (1992, a World Fantasy Award finalist), and novella The Ebb Tide (2009).

First novel The Elfin Ship (1982) began the Elfin trilogy, which also includes The Disappearing Dwarf (1983) and The Stone Giant (1989).Ĭontemporary weird SF novel The Digging Leviathan (1984) is related to steampunk novels Homunculus (1986, A Philip K. Blaylock began publishing SF with “Red Planet” in Unearth (1977).

The Digging Leviathan by James P. Blaylock