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James P. Blaylock (born September 20, 1950) is an American fantasy author.
Blaylock is noted for his distinctive style. He writes in a humorous way: His characters never walk, they clump along, or when someone complains (in a flying machine) that flight is impossible, the other characters agree and show him why he's right!
He invented the poet William Ashbless along with Tim Powers.
; The "Balumnia" Trilogy :
Perhaps best described as childrens stories for adults.
Steampunk-ish — the latter two are set in Victorian England.
Present-day fantasy using Christian elements — such as the Holy Grail and the silver coins paid to Judas — without being in any way "religious".
Present-day Californian ghost stories.
Novels
; The "St. Ives" Trilogy :
; The "Christian" Trilogy :
; The "Ghosts" Trilogy :
; Others :
