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diction. After the article was released, fantasy of manners was nicknamed "mannerpunk". In the words of author Teresa Edgerton, the term has since taken on...
Click to read more »as the Romans themselves imagined it to be". Fantasy of manners, aka "mannerpunk," is a subgenre that takes place within a strict, elaborate, and hierarchical...
Click to read more »during the Renaissance. It is regarded as being a type of steampunk. Mannerpunk: Also known as fantasy of manners, this subgenre combines tropes from...
Click to read more »Fantasy Western (fantasy and Western) Horror Western (horror and Western) Mannerpunk (comedy of manners and fantasy) Romantic comedy (romance and comedy) Romantic...
Click to read more »years after Swordspoint.[citation needed] All three books are considered mannerpunk novels and take place in a nameless imaginary capital city and its raffish...
Click to read more »comyentis are a supernatural/paranormal bisexual species. Ellen Kushner's mannerpunk Swordspoint series of novels feature homosexual and bisexual protagonists...
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