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Treading a very thin line between compelling action-adventure and deeply philosophical study of life, the question of physical existence and personality.

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 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?

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.

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.

The SFWA created the Nebula Award; its work has benefited writers; and its website is a mine of information on speculative-fiction for fans, with scores of reading lists

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.

Thanks to the help of teachers and readers all across the country, we've compiled a list of American Fiction books your kids should be reading that goes above and beyond.

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.

A countdown of the Most Important Books in Canadian Literature, from 1984 to 2004, as reported by the Literary Review of Canada

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.

The book that brought us the Ministry of Truth, Big Brother, and the language of Newspeak is an intellectually stimulating dystopia.

Ray Bradbury's near-future tale of a nation built around a false identity and acquiescence through baseless entertainment is a precautionary omen.

Aldous Huxley's prescient look into a world beholden to advanced eugenics, social caste, sexuality, and soma is riveting and has aged extremely well.

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.

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.

An index to the complete list of Hugo & Nubula Award winning novels and collections of award winning short fiction from 1946 to the present day, by author and title.