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Articles related to "Cyberpunk"
Creating a Cyberpunk Role Playing Campaign Cyberpunk is one of the most interesting and relevant science fiction subgenres, featuring a gritty noir feel that lurks behind every data jack or lively street corner. cyberpunk • william gibson neuromancer • akira cyberpunk • blade runner • blade runner cyberpunk
Literature Review, William Gibson – Neuromancer Treading a very thin line between compelling action-adventure and deeply philosophical study of life, the question of physical existence and personality. neuromancer • william gibson • william gibson neuromancer • william gibson cyberpunk • cyberpunk neuromancer
Science Fiction Themes: Cyberpunk (Part 2) In part two of our look at Cyberpunk we look more details to help you write your story, Cyberpunk masters, and additional web resources. writing • science fiction • science • fiction • sf
Science Fiction Themes: Cyberpunk (Part 1) A look at Cyberpunk, a sub-genre of science fiction, and what you need to know to create your own cyberpunk tale. cyberpunk • cyber • punk • fiction • science
Neuromancer Cyberpunk Novel by William Gibson William Gibson has been given credit for creating the term 'cyberspace' in the novel Neuromancer, written in 1984. Is Gibson's cyberspace relative to the World Wide Web? neuromancer • william gibson • cyberspace • world wide web • internet
Now you see me, now you don't . . . I'm not really here cyberpunk • cyber cafe • budget travel • internet • web shack
Neuromancer by William Gibson Gibson's cyberpunk classic was probably the most acclaimed debut novel of all time, and influenced a whole generation, from other writers to advertising campaigns william gibson • neuromancer • hugo • nebula • awards
Review -- Dervish is Digital by Pat Cadigan Pat Cadigan was the only female SF writer featured in the cyberpunk anthology Mirrorshades. She has since published various novels, of which Dervish is Digital is one. cyberpunk • pat cadigan • dervish is digital • crime • virtual reality
Creative Fantasy Campaign & Scenario Creation One of the most enjoyable things a dungeon master or game master can do is to invent their own game campaigns and scenarios for their respective players to enjoy. dungeons and dragons • d20 campaign • eberron campaign • dragon lance campaign • forgotten realms campaign
Abel Ferrara's New Rose Hotel Abel Ferrara's multi-layered vision of cyberpunk makes for an elusive, Byzantine story of a spy trying to figure out what went wrong with his top secret mission. At least, I <i>think</i> that's what it's about. cyberpunk • strippers • christopher walken • abel ferrara • willem dafoe
Collaboration, Science Fiction Style Writing a work in collaboration brings many new challenges. Read about some of the problems and issues that come up when working on a project in collaboration. science fiction • scifi • sf • sci-fi • fiction
Call Me Prolific Science fiction and fatasy author Michael Swanwick talks about writing flash fiction, Croatia, and what's coming next. michael swanwick • science fiction • fantasy • writing • flash fiction
Moxyland by Lauren Beukes, Reviewed Charles Stross, Cory Doctorow and Walter Jon Williams are name-checked, but the influences of the Lucky Strike parties and other South African stories are equally strong. lauren beukes • moxyland • angry robot books • harper collins • cyberpunk
The Holy Machine by Chris Beckett The Holy Machine shares themes with several Beckett shorts; La Macchina from which it took its central idea, Valour, The Turing Test, Perimeter and Piccadilly Circus the holy machine • chris beckett • the turing test • wildside press • la macchina
David Cronenberg's Videodrome A review of David Cronenberg's masterpiece, Videodrome--one of the greatest 'screw with your head' films of all time horror • movie • video • dvd • david cronenberg
Subject: Subject 101 So you know how you like your dice handled… So you know what kind of system you like to use… So you know what your game topic is… So do you? imagination • common • thought • catharsis • game
Alice's Long, Strange Trip to Become Syfy Series You think you know Wonderland's odd assortment of characters and outrageous situations, but Alice's adventures on the other end of the rabbit hole never looked this cool. alice • alice in wonderland • alice's adventures in wonderland • alice through the looking glass • go ask alice
Must-Read Science Fiction Books for Teenagers Teens who appreciate authentic science fiction will love these classic sci-fi novels which originally inspired, and continue to influence, the entire sci-fi genre. science fiction books for teenagers • best sci-fi novels for young adults • authentic science fiction • classic sci-fi novels • classic andriod and cyberpunk science fiction
Perdido Street Station Winner of Arthur C. Clarke and British Fantasy Awards, Perdido Street Station burst upon the SF world in 2000, making China Mieville an almost overnight success. perdido street station • china mieville • new crobuzon • arthur c. clarke • neuromancer
Spin by Robert Charles Wilson A short bibliography and review of Spin, the latest Hugo Award winning novel by Robert Charles Wilson robert charles wilson • a hidden place • ray bradbury • something wicked this way comes • tom reamy
Twenty-five Years of Cyberspace In October of 1984, Neuromancer by William Gibson, was published. It won the Nebula, Hugo, and Philip K. Dick Award. It also introduced the world to cyberspace. cyberspace • cyber crime • cybrary • cybrarian • cyberpunk
An Introduction to Steampunk Steampunk is a sub-genre of historical science fiction and fantasy in which the inventions of the future are created using the technologies of the Victorian era. steampunk • clockpunk • steam • neo-victorian • england
Microsoft Fails to Get Shadowrun If the original version of the game was a role playing game, why did Microsoft present the fans with a first person shooter? microsoft shadowrun game • ms shadowrun game • fasa shadowrun • shadrun roleplaying game • windows vista
Birth of "cyberspace"... In 1984, we saw the emergence of a new word and a new avenue for science fiction writers, "cyberspace." cyberspace • william gibson • internet • society • 1984
Universal Role-playing System and the Crossover Campaign The endless possibilities of universal role-playing systems, and crossover campaigns. universal role-playing systems • campaigns • games • rpg • role-playing
The Conclusion of Akira, Volumes 5 & 6 Akira's final volumes depict the decisive battles for Neo-Tokyo, as the Akira manga anticipated the rise of graphic novels, Cyberpunk, and Japanese-American design. akira manga volume 5 and 6 • katsuhiro otomo • akira anime source • kaneda • tetsuo
Holiday writing This article will briefly discuss writing for publications about the holidays. regina avalos • writing • writers • markets • contests
Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures This is not the first sword and sorcery mmorpg , but it is the first to be based on the works of a specific author and a film that has a cult following. age of conan hyborian adventures • age of conan • conan the barbarian • robert howard • sword and sorcery
Cult Film Review – "Escape from New York" (1981) John Carpenter's dark vision oozes from nearly every frame of this gritty original. escape from new york • john carpenter • snake plissken • kurt russell • adrienne barbeau
Review: The Amazing Screw On Head The Amazing Screw On Head gleefully sends up the steampunk genre, but less-than-stellar animation keeps it from being an unqualified success. the amazing screw on head • animation • tv • sci-fi channel • paul giamatti
Staging Shakespeare's Fairies With almost no evidence as to how the fairies were originally staged in A Midsummer Night's Dream, directors vary in their visions of the play. midsummer night's dream • staging fairies • oberon • titania • puck
The Problem with Utopias Utopias have been described in popular novels for 500 years. They are popular despite the weakness of the depiction, especially when compared to a dystopia. utopia • utopian literature • dystopia • dystopian literature • bliss
The Year's Best Science Fiction Anthology For 27 years, Gardner Dozois has continued to bring us the best of science and speculative fiction, collected in the annual The Year's Best Science Fiction. This year is science fiction • gardner dozois • year's best science fiction • robots • galactic war
Billy Idol-Devil's Playground Billy Idol is back with a new CD, "Devil's Playground" that packs the same punch as his previous efforts while demonstrating a mature side as well. billy idol • 1980s • rock music • guitar • vocal music
Lost Continents is Found! There's good news in MMOG News-land this month, with the re-appearance of game we thought was lost forever - Lost Continents. See what's new with this project, as well as with other MMOG games! lost continents • daoc • neocron • ballerium • horizons
Reach out and TOUCH someone Online Reach out and touch someone online. Is it possible? What are the implications of being able to do so? internet • online • touch • www • society
Beatnik Novelist William S. Burroughs William S. Burroughs penned "Nova Express," "The Wild Boys" and other novels. Along with Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg, he was one of the famed Beat Generation writers. william s. burroughs beatnick novelist • biography • naked lunch • science fiction • beat generation
Billy Idol: Most Recognizable 1980s Musician Billy Idol was one of the most popular new wave artists of the early 1980s. His successful career spans 2+ decades and is responsible for bleached spiked hair popularity. billy idol • billy idol bio • billy idol music • browley contingent • white wedding
Blade Runner: How it defined the Sci-Fi Look When Blade Runner was first released (1982), it failed at the box office, but has since risen to become a classic and one of the most influential movies of all time: Why? replicant • android • electric sheep • philip k. dick • rick deckard
Camden Town London, Shopping, Clubbing, Markets Camden is just minutes from Oxford Street, Regents Park and Hampstead Heath. Shopping, clubbing and markets abound in the exhilarating Goth and Punk Capital of the UK. camdentown • gothandpunk • oxfordstreet • shoppingclubbing • markets
DVD Review: Real Adventures of Jonny Quest S1 Warner Home Video/Hanna-Barbera's The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest Season 1 DVD is long on whiz-bang visuals, short on story. 5/10. the real adventures of jonny quest • dvd review • warner home video • the cartoon network • hanna-barbera
Economic Viability of Arts for Public Funding The Arts and Culture sector in BC generates more public revenue than it spends ($1.04 - $1.35 for every dollar granted), and it employs nearly 2% of the population. economic viability of the arts and culture • contributions of arts groups to economy • bc government cutbacks to arts groups • grants and endowments to the arts in canada • ministry of canadian heritage and official languag
Marianne de Pierres On Writing Multi award-nominated SF author Marianne de Pierres talks about publishing, validation and sharing her vision. marianne de pierres • interview • parrish plessis • sentients of orion • writing
Nebula Awards Showcase 2005 The 2004 winners and runners-up from the annual Nebula Awards presented by the Science Fiction Writers of America, edited this year by Jack Dann 2005 nebula awards • jack dann • neil gaiman • coraline • elizabeth moon
Retro PC Game Review – Syndicate With a new version of the squad-based strategy game set in a dystopian future rumoured as being worked on by Starbreeze, why not look back at the original? syndicate • starbreeze • ea • remake • syndicate wars
Review of Split Second (1992) Can the tragedy of environmental devastation produce unseen horrors? This isn't a political platform, this is futuristic cyber punk sci-fi world of Split Second creature • water • flashback • walkie talkie • black comedy
Sega's Phantasy Star a Trendsetter When Sega released the first Phantasy Star game (beating Final Fantasy's release by a few days) they not only published a new type of game but started a trend. sega phantasy star • oldest console role playing game • oldest role playing game • final fantasy • phnatasy star story line
Twelve Great Science Fiction Novels There are many lists of "best" science fiction novel lists, but most are compiled by popularity which doesn't always take some "classic" tales into account. twelve great science fiction novels • some lost classics can be a good start • beginning sf readers • robert a. heinlein • end-of-the-world novels |
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