ND-ARCHIVE :: READ-ONLY :: 657 files live feed: www.neondystopia.com
NEON DYSTOPIA://ARCHIVE

Neon Dystopia, 2014 to 2022

tag: novel

total 12

  1. by John Farrell · 2 logs

    Cyberblade: The City of Five Skies is a strong showing from a first author, but I can’t shake the feeling that it needed a little longer in the oven. It has huge ideas and...

  2. by Albino Prassa

      When the Eye Sees Itself is the debut novel of Eric Borgerson. Released in January of 2018, the story attempts to gel Borgerson’s interests and background in law, political...

  3. by Pascal Rioux-Couillard (VSilhouette)

    Thomas Pynchon is widely regarded as one of the most influential of American novelists. Famously secretive, little is known of his whereabouts, save from two memorable cameos...

  4. by shadowlink · 3 logs

    One experimental, dangerous, and possibly-illegal medical procedure that allows me to download digital information directly into my brain later, I’ve done it. I’ve gotten...

  5. by shadowlink · 3 logs

    K.W. Jeter must have been in a bad place when writing his second novelized sequel to the cyberpunk codifier, Blade Runner. I say this because, after a year’s hiatus from...

  6. by Albino Prassa

    KLAX Action News team taken hostage! Eco-terrorists demand halt to construction of nuclear desalination plants off the coast of Los Angeles! Pictures at 11! Norman Spinrad is...

  7. by Giacomo G L E E · 3 logs

    One of the many singular delights of new Netflix movie Okja, the first new film from visionary auteur Bong Joon-ho since his cyberpunk classic Snowpiercer, is that it’s nice to...

  8. by Christopher Towlyn

    Imagine a future where brains can be scanned, where personalities and consciousness become simulacra. Let’s take all of the energy and passion of youth and let it loose on a...

  9. by Dann Lewis

    Cover art of Control Theory. Written by independent SF writer, Pedro Iniguez, Control Theory is, unlike the novel I previously reviewed, a serious hard-boiled detective fiction...

  10. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas) · 13 logs

    Bluescreen is one of those novels that I picked up based on the cover. The title, Bluescreen, immediately tells you there is going to some kind of computer crash, in this case,...

  11. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas)

    Cumulus is a book that is firmly rooted in our coming future, just as Gibson’s vision was. According to Eliot Peper, the author of the independently published Cumulus, within...

  12. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas) · 3 logs

    Joseph MacKinnon’s newest book, Cypulchre, is a recent addition to the library of cyberpunk literature. The story follows our protagonist, Paul, who invented a technology...