Cyberpunk This book is subtitled "Outlaws and Hackers on the Computer Frontier." An ad in The Washington Post refers to the book as "The Invasion of the Data Snatchers." Both titles are appropriate. Cyberpunk describes the adventures of several young people...

Cyberpunks are a "counter-culture" who have allied themselves with Technology in the service of a fast rich life Discipline and punish the Cyberpunks. . . . Cyberpunks eat ghettoes in the process of making themselves consumable sidestep Shiites / skinheads / AIDS victims in...

Since, these days, even technophobes can get a sneak peek of new albums, release dates have become as irrelevant as the sticker price of a used car: a good place to start, but never set in stone. That said, the next three months appear to...

Meet George Jetson; Jane, his wife. Their deluxe apartment in the sky, you must admit, boasts quite the view. Rockets whiz past condos the shape of flying saucers. Stars flutter and flicker, and below the clouds are frozen like rivers. Tonight’s another of George and...

In the following essay, Foster analyzes the predominance of “themes of gender and sexual performativity or cross-identification in these narratives about cyberspace.”

In the following essay, Balsamo examines the effects of techo-culture on women and the feminist implications of cyberpunk.

In the following essay, McHale delineates the relationship between the “postmodernist poetics of fiction and cyberpunk poetics.”

Technological advancements have shaped society today. Along with cyberpunk literature in theinternet, it has taken over peoples perspectives today, as well as the aspects of culture and mind.