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1. Justin Engles says:

   July 20, 2012 at 10:18 am

   Dear Mr. Schafer,

   My name is Justin Engles. I want to first say that I’m a huge fan of your steampunk Facebook page. The posts are always so engaging. I’m a content writer for a steampunk blog called Xerposa. Xerposa is the blog that gives steampunk fans what they need – a place that gathers fashion, art, literature, and the latest costumes and gadgets all in one place.

   We at Xerposa would like to work with you on making the steampunk online presence as awesome as it can possibly be. We at Xerposa would love the chance to collaborate with you. If possible, it would be great if you’d be up for sharing our daily posts on your steampunk Facebook site. We’d also be very interested in being a sponsor of your page. Please let me know if that is something that interests you.

   Thanks so much for your time and consideration,

   Justin Engles

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2. David Ojakian says:

   July 23, 2012 at 9:52 pm

   James I’m looking to co-market with your site.

   At Curtain Call Performing Arts, we’re producing a steampunk version of the classic Rogers and Hamerstein musical, Cinderella. The show is going to be amazing with elaborate sets and costumes all in steampunk style. How can we co-market our show with your site and any events you may be involved with? I can send you a show flier and press release and below are details. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks.

   Cinderella
   Not Your Stepmother’s Cinderella…
   You know the fairy tale: A beautiful young woman put to task by her wicked stepmother, true love discovered at a Royal Ball, a handsome prince to the rescue… but you’ve NEVER seen it like this. Curtain Call Performing Arts brings the science and fantasy of “Steampunk” to the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein coming-of-age story, resulting in a feast for the eyes and ears in this highly-anticipated show. The show is being
   Directed by Misty Megia
   Produced by Andrea Gorham

   August 24-31
   Castro Valley Center For the Arts
   19501 Redwood Rd.
   Castro Valley, CA 945646
   Box Office: 510.889.8961
   http://www.curtaincallperformingarts.org/
   http://www.cvartsfoundation.org/

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3. Dave Martin says:

   July 30, 2012 at 3:41 pm

   Greetings, steampunk blogger!

   We have a request, to be featured on your wonderful blog!

   We have taken the famous poem by Edgar Allan Poe, The Raven, and fused
   it with the world of steampunk. This dark tale vividly depicts one
   man’s decent into insanity, due to the loss of his love. As he ponders
   his loss…he is visited by a dark creature. A raven. This is where
   things begin to fall apart…literally.

   The beautiful thing is, the room that this whole plot unfolds in
   represents his mind. Being steampunk, with all the pipes and gears
   etc… the room (his mind) has function, it feels alive! But this life
   may be short lived- as it slowly begins to fall apart around him, just
   as his sanity is crumbling.

   We are ready to film, but we need the funding. So, we have launched a
   kickstarter campaign but need support and we feel your audience would
   love to see this project! Check it out here:
   http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bigfloodproductions/the-raven

   We hope you get involved in this wonderful project.
   Thank you for your time,
   ~Dave Martin, Big Flood Productions

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