Arcadia Snips and the Steamwork Consortium

I've been working on this for quite a while, now--an online illustrated steampunk novel, with a marketing model wherein one chapter is posted every week (on Mondays) until the whole thing is online; we're up to chapter 16, now, with 30 chapters + an epilogue to go (approximately four months left). Meanwhile, the complete novel is available for purchase on the site by anyone who's interested (www.arcadiasnips.com). Tod Wills is responsible with the artwork, with Matthew Graves helping with the editing, shipping, and self-publishing.

I'm throwing this up here in a hope to generate some buzz, but also as an attempt to get some advice - I'm completely new at this, but I'm interested in learning.

Here's a brief summary:

Arcadia Snips and the Steamwork Consortium: Being A Wholly Accurate Historical Account Concerning Matters Of Steam, Skullduggery, And The Irresponsible Application Of Reckless Mathematics In The 19th Century

In an era of bygone anachronisms and steam-powered ambulatory engines, a sharp-witted street-thief with a heart of semi-precious metal finds herself locked in a battle of wits against a secret plot to bring the city she loves to its knees. Arcadia will need to enlist the help of a reformed mad scientist, a stern suffragette, and a persnickety pigeon to unravel the mysterious past of the Steamwork Consortium - and stop the cabal of sinister mathematicians who would use that past to destroy all of Aberwick."

Arcadia Snips and the Steamwork Consortium is both a cautionary tale against reckless mathematics and an accurate historical account all rolled up into one. In fact, the story is so accurate that you might consider it more of a history lecture than an illustrated novel.