Tag: cyberpunk
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Frontera by Lewis Shiner (Book Review)
“’Kane, man, this is not a myth. This is happening. Real Russians, real lasers, real corpses, real soon.’ “’But what if the other was real, too? ... -
Rosewater by Tade Thompson (Book Review)
The Good: I can’t even attempt to summarise the good in a line or two – all I can say is that Rosewater blew my expectations ... -
Interview with Pat Cadigan
Pat Cadigan is the undisputed Queen of Cyberpunk. Her short story Rock On was featured in Bruce Sterling’s movement-defining Mirrorshades anthology (1986), and her novels Synners ... -
Dead Man’s Bounty (Part Four) by T. Eric Bakutis
Read part one HERE, part two HERE and part three HERE. Arcasia took a look at the soldiers in exo-armor all around them and the large ... -
Dead Man’s Bounty (Part Three) by T. Eric Bakutis
Read part one HERE and part two HERE. Arcasia settled Bennett and pulled the stolen linkline from a jumpsuit pocket. She accessed Bennett’s PBA and compromised ... -
Dead Man’s Bounty (Part Two) by T. Eric Bakutis
Read part one HERE. Josef’s Avispon settled on a concrete helipad. An armored wall blazing with dozens of lights looked out over bare earth descending ... -
Dead Man’s Bounty (Part One) by T. Eric Bakutis
Arcasia Barondale woke to a cool rain tapping her leather jacket. She was on her back on a gravel roof, face sheltered by the wing ... -
Interview with Richard Morgan
Richard Morgan’s debut novel Altered Carbon (2002) made him an instant cyberpunk legend and won the Philip K. Dick Award. Since then he has written two ... -
Hidden Layers: Spell Maps, Illusions, and Neural Networks
Anyone who’s ever watched Serial Experiments Lain remembers the scene when Lain goes to greet her friends at school, but instead a doppelganger emerges from her and goes in her ...
