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General Sci-Fi Resources |
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Alternative Sexualities in Fantasy and SF Booklist (bibliography) (M.A. Mohanraj) |
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Charlie's Virtual Anthology (Charles Stross) |
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Cyberpunk (see below) |
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Feminist Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Utopia (Laura Quilter) |
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Intro to Hard SF for the non-SF Reader (bibliography) (M.A. Mohanraj) |
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Linköping Science Fiction & Fantasy Archive |
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Procyon: The Academic Website for SF/ Fantasy Studies (John Collick, Waseda U., Japan) |
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Recommended Children's SF and Fantasy (bibliography) (M.A. Mohanraj) |
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Science Fiction Research Bibliography (Washington State U.) |
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Science Fiction (Sarah Zupko's Cultural Studies Center) |
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Science Fiction Resource Guide (Chaz Baden) |
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The SciFi Site (Luis E. Fonseca & Mário Silva) |
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Speculative Fiction Clearinghouse (John Leavitt) |
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William J. Heron Collection of Speculative Fiction (Virginia Tech U.) |
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Societies & Organizations |
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Baltimore Science Fiction Society |
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LASFS: Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society (Chaz Baden) |
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New England Science Fiction Association (NESFA) |
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Northwest Science Fiction Society (NWSFS) |
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Authors & Works (Classic Through New Wave) |
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Iain Banks |
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Culture Shock: A Web Site Devoted to the Work of Iain Menzies Banks |
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Homepage (Robert Keogh) |
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Selected Resources:
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Edgar Rice Burroughs |
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Edgar Rice Burroughs: Creator of Tarzan |
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A Princess of Mars (Project Gutenberg) |
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Octavia Butler |
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Octavia E. Butler (bibliography) (Alpha Ralpha Boulevard) |
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The Unofficial Octavia Butler Page |
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Samuel R. Delaney |
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Samuel R. Delaney Page (Prost) |
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Samuel R. Delany Bibliography (Jay Schuster) |
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William Gibson |
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William Gibson Official Website |
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"Agrippa (A Book of the Dead)" (text of the limited-edition, read-once/self-destroying, art-book poem) |
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The Cyberpunk Project: William Gibson Page |
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Gibson Interviews and Speeches (Electronic Freedom Foundation) |
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Larry McCaffery, "An Interview with William Gibson" (1986) |
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Po-Mo SF: William Gibson's Neuromancer and Post-Modern Science Fiction (Martin Irvine, Georgetown U.) |
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Resources on William Gibson (Jim Hobbs, Loyola U., New Orleans) |
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Study Guide for William Gibson: Neuromancer (Paul Brians, Washington State U.) |
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William Gibson Page (Patrick Ernzer) |
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William Gibson's Alien III Script |
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William Gibson's Blog |
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William Gibson Bibliography/Mediagraphy (S. Page) |
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The Yard Show (William Gibson Page) (William Gibson, Christopher Halcrow) |
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Frank Herbert |
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Dune: Geoffrey's List of Links |
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Isaac Asimov Home Page |
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J.G. Ballard (on English Literature: Contemporary page) |
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Joe Haldeman's Home Page |
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John Shirley Page |
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Kubrick on the Web (Stanley Kubrick films: info and links) (Barry Krusch) |
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Ursula K. Leguin |
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Jan M. Griffin, "Ursula LeGuin's Magical World of Earthsea" |
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The Unofficial Ursula K. Le Guin Page (Laura Quilter) |
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Ursula K. LeGuin Page (Bohemian Ink) |
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H. P. Lovecraft |
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The H. P. Lovecraft Archive (Donovan K. Loucks) |
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H. P. Lovecraft Library (William Johns) |
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The Scriptorium: H. P. Lovecraft (S. T. Joshi) |
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Official WWW Philip K. Dick FAQ (Joel Margot and Walter Flaschka) |
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Pat Cadigan Home Page (Chris Fowler) |
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Rudy Rucker Page (Mark/Space Interplanetary Review) |
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Neal Stephenson |
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Neal Stephenson Official Site |
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Metaweb ("Superficially, this site looks like a set of FAQs about a novel that I wrote entitled QUICKSILVER. As time goes on, we hope that it will develop into something a little more than that. We don't know how it will come out. It's an experiment") (wiki related to Stephenson's Baroque Cycle novels) |
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Cryptonomicon FAQ (FAQ written by Stephenson to address questions about Cryptomicon that would be of interest to cypherpunks) |
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Diamond Age ("The Diamond Age, or A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer by Neal Stephenson is centered on the repercussions of the education of young girls by means of a hypertext book. In an effort to capture Stephenson's sentiments, this site is set up similar to a book") |
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Neal Stephenson "In the Beginning Was the Command Line" (1999) |
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Robert Levine "Neal Stephenson Rewrites History" (2003) ( Wired ) |
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Neal Stephenson (wikipedia) |
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Bruce Sterling |
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Beyond the Beyond (Bruce Sterling's blog) |
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Bruce Sterling Texts on the Net (Kim Baumann Larsen / Molly Cumming, Rice Design Alliance) |
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Bruce Sterling Online Index ("a guide to every Bruce Sterling work on the web") (by fans for other fans) |
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Bruce Sterling "Cyberpunk in the Nineties" (1998) |
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The Hacker Crackdown |
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Mirrorshades Post Modern Archive |
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Homepage of Mirrorshades Postmodern Archive ("Ever wonder where the authors of science fiction get their ideas? Judge the process for yourself ... If it's in MIRRORSHADES, it'll be science fiction in a year. In two years it will be in WIRED magazine. In three years teenage girls will be wearing it. In four years it'll be mentioned on CNN. In five years it'll be "discovered.""(Bruce Sterling, Jon Lebkowsky, Linda Castellani) |
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Bookstore (list of Sterling's major works and an annotated list of his 'picks') |
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Cyberpunk Page |
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The SchismMatrix (archive of Bruce Sterling's previous blog) |
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Bruce Sterling "The Singularity: Your Future as a Black Hole" (audio of 2004 speech) |
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Bruce Sterling (text of 1998 speech) |
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Viridian Design Movement ("Creating irresistible demand for a global atmosphere upgrade") |
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J.R.R. Tolkien |
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The Tolkien Timeline (Darryl Friesen) |
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Cyberpunk |
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CCRU- Cybernetic Culture Research Unit (cyberculture, hyperstition, Deleuze and Guattari, abstract culture, Lovecraft, Gibson, cybergothic, cyberpunk) |
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alt.cyberpunk FAQ |
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Pat Cadigan Home Page (Chris Fowler) |
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The Cyberpunk Project (includes extensive, well-developed "information database" with introductions and links to various cyperpunk topics) |
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William Gibson
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Martin Irvine (Georgetown U.), Technoculture from Frankenstein to Cyberpunk (course) |
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Mirrorshades Post Modern Archive |
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Homepage of Mirrorshades Postmodern Archive ("Ever wonder where the authors of science fiction get their ideas? Judge the process for yourself ... If it's in MIRRORSHADES, it'll be science fiction in a year. In two years it will be in WIRED magazine. In three years teenage girls will be wearing it. In four years it'll be mentioned on CNN. In five years it'll be "discovered.""(Bruce Sterling, Jon Lebkowsky, Linda Castellani) |
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Bookstore (list of Sterling's major works and an annotated list of his 'picks') |
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Cyberpunk Page |
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Net Culture- Cyberpunk (Eletronic Frontier Foundation) |
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Rudy Rucker Page (Mark/Space Interplanetary Review) |
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Neal Stephenson
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Bruce Sterling
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Sci-Fi Publishers & Booksellers |
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Anubis Order Press: SciFi Stories & Related |
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Del Rey Books (sci-fi publisher) |
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Tor Books (sci-fi publisher) |
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Cinema-Related |
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2001: A Space Odyssey Internet Resource Archive (George DeMet) |
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Courses |
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Tonya Browning, Mafalda Stasi (U. Texas, Austin), Cyberpunk |
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Becky DiBiasio (Assumpton C., Mass.), Science Fiction Seminar |
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Earl Jackson, Jr. (U. California, Santa Cruz) |
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The Critical Practices of Samuel R. Delaney (1997) |
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Out There: Science Fiction Practice and Theory |
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John Rickard (Bucknell U.), Machine Dreams: Science, Fiction, and Modern Culture |
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