CYBERPUNK LITERATURE

Science fiction and fantasy literature enriches the life of anyone who reads it. Allow me to share some of the titles which enriched mine.

Steampunk, an amalgamation of Victorian aesthetic principles and more modern technologies and sensibilities, can be used to refer to literature, fashion, or maybe even a lifestyle.

Since Kafka wrote his surreal tales a century ago, a school of fiction writing known as "magical realism" swept the literary world, particularly South America. Several North American novelists have made strong contributions, with five especially notable.

Science fiction is generally about the future, predicting the way things might go, whether those things are technology, wars, exploration or something else, so can these stories become classics or are they a short term media.

An Alabama computer designer uses his love of gadgets and science fiction as inspiration to create a new wearable computer that lets you surf the Web and work on a spreadsheet anywhere you want to be.

The antidote to Hollywood's constant focus on action and adventure in science fiction films.

Interview with Cyber-Punk, Science Fiction author Bruce Sterling.

The Internet is a wondrous place, full of adventure, madmen, and treasures to satisfy desires both subtle and gross. But be advised- Surf safely; without caution, you or someone you know just might end up falling victim to it's darker side. Beware!

Views on my hopeful expectations on the future of literary fiction

Sociological paper looking at art forms representation of the human body in a cyborg form.

Drops of Corruption revolves around a once powerful mage. Bannickburn gets drawn into the wrong company when he is offered a simple job by a friend, thus begins his descent into a wide reaching web of powerful enemies.

Science fiction's a fluid genre that changes with the course of time. It's a literary voice that evolves with a generation, the genre borne out of wonderment, out of curiosity, to satisfy the age-old question of "What if?"

William Gibson's Neuromancer all-but ignited science fiction's cyberpunk movement, but there has been a growing trend among SF fans to reject the novel as important literature.