It's a post-cyberpunk novel,so it's got butch-but-troubled men, kick-arse women, computers, secrets and memories, and a fair bit of violence, all set in a world where it's very dirty and rains at narratively convenient moments.
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Fri 18 Jan 2008, 12:01,
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how is that post-cyberpunk? sounds very-cyberpunk
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Fri 18 Jan 2008, 12:05,
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nahcyberpunk would have more mirrorshades
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Fri 18 Jan 2008, 12:15,
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Damn!That's the difference!
Although the bad guys do wear goggles and the good guys do wear leather jackets occasionally, although the latter was done as a tribute to the early cyberpunk stuff.
(Although the bad guys do wear goggles and the good guys do wear leather jackets occasionally, although the latter was done as a tribute to the early cyberpunk stuff.
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Fri 18 Jan 2008, 12:18,
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No one goes into cyberspace,and occasionally it's sunny (which might be more important!).
Cyberpunk was really a literary movement which had its time then styles changed. My book has lots of elements of Cyberpunk in it but I'm about a decade and a half late to be true Cyberpunk. Maybe it's 'cyberpunk' with a small 'c', or something.
You know, for someone who did a doctorate about William Gibson, I really should be able to answer that question more easily.
(Cyberpunk was really a literary movement which had its time then styles changed. My book has lots of elements of Cyberpunk in it but I'm about a decade and a half late to be true Cyberpunk. Maybe it's 'cyberpunk' with a small 'c', or something.
You know, for someone who did a doctorate about William Gibson, I really should be able to answer that question more easily.
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