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The Warlord of the Air Michael Moorcock
Publisher: Grafton

For someone like me, a newbie to the steampunk genre, this was a helpful intro. She says her brothers are poor. The Gatehouse cites Michael Moorcock's Warlord of the Air as “proto-steampunk,” a useful term for the neo-Victorian speculative fictions pre-dating Jeter, Blaylock, and Powers. The Warlord of the Air by Michael Moorcock excerpt. One of the earliest novels that can be considered Steampunk is its proper sense was Michael Moorcock's 1971 novel Warlord of the Air. Oswald Bastable is a Captain in the British Army in northern India in 1902. MM: In [1971 novel] The Warlord of the Air, for instance, I invented this specific form to do a specific job. Introduction: The 19th-Century Roots of Steampunk. Thus says Oswald Bastable, Nomad of the Time Streams, in Michael Morcock's 1971 novel 'The Warlord of the Air'. "One is a taxi driver; the other one is doing labour work. Although written earlier than the genre is generally said to have taken off, Michael Moorcock's '"The Warlord Of The Air'' is an excellent example. In her childhood she had built castles in the air for her family but the "warlords dashed everyone's dreams and hopes".