✍ Scribed by Greg Bear; Pat Cadigan; William Gibson; Rudy Rucker; Lewis Shiner; Tom Maddox; Marc Laidlaw; Paul Di Filipo
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
With their hard-edged, street-wise prose, they created frighteningly probable futures of high-tech societies and low-life hustlers. Fans and critics call their world cyberpunk. Here is the definitive "cyberpunk" short fiction collection...
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