^^I actually dig some of the tunes on that record...shame on me
whats on the floppy`?

there is such thing as cyberpunk? what the fuck.
I'm aware of cybergrind, that's about it.

I gave up on cyberpunk as soon as I saw a photo of William Gibson.

he kinda kicks ass in the 80ies.
see cyberpunk documentary Ive posted on the first post of the htread. he reminds me of a younger kinda cooler version if willie tanner (dunno if hes spelled correct, I mean the guy from alf)

i am taking a course in literature called ghostwriting that deals ith ghosts in literature. i am supposed to write a seminar paper in it and i have decided to write about cyberpunk. i do not have that much knowledge in the field, i have read a few PKD books and seen videodrome and stuff like that. i am about to read neuromancer, but i am welcoming any advice in the field. you people seem to know a lot about it so any advice will be much obliged.
thanks
FF

Did you give up on fantasy as soon as you saw a photo of J.R.R.Tolkien?

At least Tolkien isn't wearing pleated khakis.

I would really like to know what William Gibson had to look like for demonrail666 not to give up on cyberpunk.

Maybe if William Gibson looked like this?

At least I can declare P.K.Dick as one cool looking motherfucker:

He looks like a geography teacher.

PKD's not really cyberpunk though

that's true, yes.

Demonrail666 is fucking retarded if he gives up on literary genres over what the authors look like.

you need to read k-punk ! Google it and there's a search on the site - try m.r. James hauntology spectres of marx the word ghost william gibson etc. I can't link cos i'm on mobile internet but you'll find everything you need there

spectres of marx as is deridda's book? or is that all one thing?
and thanks a lot!

I suppose deep down I sort of wanted him to look a bit like this:

reading spook country by gibson at the time, and hell how I enjoy it.
only minor cyberpunkish by the way. but I still enjoy him.

anybody read zero history, the 2010 book by him?

reading Burning Chrome for the Nth time.

each Gibson book is my favorite as I'm reading it.