Okay, about me:

My name is Georgie, I am 13 years old, I love love LOVE Twilight, I'm into steampunk*and lolita, I like vintage clocks (predominitaly to take apart), I like designing clothes, I love my hair (coz it's super colourful ^_^) I know a little spanish and a little Irish Gaelic, I love painting and drawing and writing and reading and listing to music, I play trumpet (When I can get my hands on my brothers) Guitar, piano, bass, keyboard, alto, tenor and baritone saxophone and a little violine and I sing. I like things that move by steampower (coz you know, that IS pretty cool!) I'm very messie, I like to cook, I'm Kinda hyperactive...I LOVE FACEBOOK. YEAH! I love bright green and blue, and I love my pets..I have lots of pets . I have porcilin colourd skin, but I tan easily in summer, I have naturaly brown hair, but right now it is mostly black with red in it (It's fading pink :( ) I have gray eyes, but if I were a bright blue top, they go bright blue :D I like being silly, but I'm really shy, I have so many phobias it isn't funny, I like studying phobias ( My favorite is hippomostrosusquippedaliophobia, which, ironicaly, is "fear of long words") and I also like stuying mushrooms (My favorite is " amanita philliodes") I CAN'T SPELL EITHER...If that isn't already clear ^_^ I go to the most amazing school and I have many amazing friends :)

Basicaly it's a sub-genre of science fiction, alternate history, and speculative fiction that came into prominence during the 1980s and early 1990s. Spcificaly, it involes an era or world in which steam power is widly used- usualy 19th cetu...ry and often victorian era britian-that incorporates prominent elements of either science fiction or fantasy. Works of steampunk often feature anachronistic technology or futuristic innovations as Victorians may have envisioned them; in other words, based on a Victorian perspective on fashion, culture, architectural style, art, etc. or how we may want to percive the Victorian era, making it appeal to people, and be generally easier.
Many, many art works of steam punk are based around the fictional mechanices in the works of H. G. Wells and Jules Verne