#33: Steampunk With Rapper, Comic Creator, and Entertainer Professor Elemental

Storypunks interviewed the esteemed and highly entertaining Professor Elemental at Wild, Wild West Con in Tuscon, Arizona!

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Show Notes: What You’ll Find in Episode 33

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Personal Update by Host Cindy Grigg

Here’s what I’ve been up to: Day job, which I love (technical writer/instructional designer). But BUSY, so as of April 2019 I’m on hold when it comes to my fiction projects. You can always find the latest here: www.CindyGrigg.com. Thanks!

And I also found one of the world’s perfect writing benches on my way to Wild, Wild West Con in March. Needles area in Utah.

Interview with Professor Elemental

A birthday song, a song for artists, a little interview, a breaking announcement–everything.

Here are questions I asked:

What is your definition of steampunk and is anything out-of-bounds for you?
Question from Wild, Wild West Con panel: You’ve enjoyed tons of success by following your own unique vision, but where did it all start? Who were your musical influences?
Can you tell us more about your upcoming project I’ve heard rumors about?
Does it feel like a risk or just the next evolution of the story?
Where do you see steampunk going in the future?