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This 1930s edition of Gatehouse Gazette has a lot of dirt and grit in it, from crickey, secret Nazi stuff to Russian dieselpunk, but it also features the elegance of the interwar period with Art Deco, radio and fashion.Click here to download it for free!See More

The summer and third anniversary edition of the Gatehouse Gazette has fashion, reviews, Hispanic Steampunk and Victorian seaside resorts!Andrew Bennett is back with what is the seventh chapter in his novel Fearless. Hilde Heyvaert went to see a Dr Who exhibition in London and we present Araceli Rodríguez who is the chief editor of the Spanish language steampunk magazine El Investigador. He will tell you all about the state of…See More

Hello dieselpunks! I'm glad to report that the latest edition of the Gatehouse Gazette is dedicated to a favorite topic of ours: the age of Jazz and flappers; aeroplanes and deco skyscrapers, the Roaring Twenties.Read about art deco architecture, 1920s fashion, the philosophy of dieselpunk, Boardwalk Empire and Burlesque, Germany's Golden Twenties and more! We have fashion, fiction and reviews, all for free.…See More

The latest edition of the Gatehouse Gazette is released today!Themed "Weird West", this first full color issue of the magazine is a very American one indeed. We have reviews of Wild Wild West, Nickel Children and Italian Western comic Magico Vento. Ramon Fagan, contributing for the first time, reports from Texas on steampunk at the Dickens on the Strand festival. Hilde Heyvaert is back with her Steampunk Wardrobe column as is…See More

(Cover art by Myke Amend.)The Gatehouse Gazette rallies up this issue and prepares for the inevitable catastrophe looming over nearly every steampunk and dieselpunk scenario. We answer the call to arms with a plethora of articles dedicated to war and its effects both upon society and our beloved genres.Jacqueline Christi has an excellent series about "the benefits of war," describing…See More

(Cover art by Myke Amend.)The Gatehouse Gazette rallies up this issue and prepares for the inevitable catastrophe looming over nearly every steampunk and dieselpunk scenario. We answer the call to arms with a plethora of articles dedicated to war and its effects both upon society and our beloved genres.Jacqueline Christi has an excellent series about "the benefits of war," describing…See More

As summer is upon us again, issue #13 of the Gatehouse Gazette celebrates the Joie de Vivre with articles about fashion appropriate to the season, the joy of creativity and a concise biography of Nellie Bly by the author of The Alchemy of Murder, Carol McCleary.Click here or on the thumbnail to download this issue.See More