Additional sites based specifically on the readings:

• Philip Elmer-Dewitt, "Cyberpunk"

  Elmer-Dewitt will be better known for his Cyberporn story in Time magazine. See Chapter 3, CR and Update.

• Karen Schoemer, "Seriously Wired" | The Hyper Idol website has been disconnected! I will continue to look for it.

• R.U. Sirius (Ken Goffman), "Cyberpunks"

  The Web of Deceit ... presided over by R.U., with information on MV (Mondo Vanilli) and things cyberpunk. R.U. is co-founder with Queen MU (Alison Kennedy) of MONDO2000. Be sure to read "MONDO 1995", which is an article about the founding of the magazine and its various exciting yet troubling times. (The article by Jack Boulware was previously published in SF Weekly, October 11, 1995 [Volume 14, #35].)

  An Interview: "R.U. Sirius, a veteran of the San Francisco Bay Area cyberpunk scene, joined us in Club Wired on Thursday, 23 February 1995, to discuss his status as Icon-At-Large for Mondo 2000, his perspectives on being wired, and on technopolitics."

• Timothy Leary, "The Cyberpunk: The Individual as Reality Pilot"

  The Timothy Leary and Robert Anton Wilson Show ... loads of links to Leary's work. And additional information on R.A. Wilson.

  --> The End: RIP

• Hakim Bey, "The Net and the Web"

  The Temporary Autonomous Zone ... a complete copy. [Both Sites are back but with new domaine names!]

• Donna Haraway, "A Cyborg Manifesto" | Reverse Transcript: Hyperlink to Donna Haraway | Donna Haraway and the Cyborg

  --> Read Robert M. Young's "Science, Ideology and Donna Haraway"

  --> Hari Kunzru's "You Are Borg", published on the Web and in papertext, Wired 5.02 (1997): 155-159, 209.

New Sites on CyberPunks and Cyborgs:

• Cyberpunk

• EFF Cyberpunk Archive, links here to Gibson and Sterling and others.

• Cyberpunk Library, "Bruce Sterling's Idea of What Every Well-Appointed 'Cyberpunk SF' Library Collection Should Possess (circa Dec 92)."

• Study Guide for William Gibson: Neuromancer (1984) ... an excellent work and filled with links.

• Steve Mizrach's "Is Cyberpunk the Counterculture of the 1990's?" You might want to read this article along with Leary's in CR.

• The CyberPunk REsearch Labs ... for a laugh!

• Shawn P. Wilbur's " 'Cyberpunks' to Synners: Toward a Feminist Posthumanism?"

• David Porush, "The Rise of Cyborg Culture: The Bomb was a Cyborg", in Surfaces, 4 (1996).

• Michael's Joyce's ENG101: Cyborg Consciousness, "Explorations of feminist and other visionary texts about body, mind, machine, resistance, contradiction, virtuality, the breakdown of dualisms, and the demise of hierarchies."

• Newsgroups:
  • alt.2600
  • alt.cyberpunk
  • alt.cyberpunk.chatsubo
  • alt.cyberpunk.movement
  • alt.cyberpunk.tech
  • The alt.cyberpunk FAQs
  • alt.wired
  • sci.virtual-worlds and its FAQ

Additional publications:

• Donna Haraway, Modest_Witness@Second_Millennium.FemaleMan_Meets_OncoMouse. New York: Routledge, 1997.

• N. Katherine Hayles, "Engineering Cyborg Ideology", Electronic Book Review 1.1 (1996). (Hayles reviews Diane Greco's hypertext publication Cyborg: Engineering the Body Electric.)

• St. Jude, R.U. Sirius, and Bart Nagel. Cyberpunk Handbook. New York: Random House, 1995.
  

  --> St. Jude (Jill Milhon), interviewed | Forthcoming book about culture hacking ... "How to Mutate and Take Over the World"

  --> It's Here, sort of ... How to Mutate and Take Over the World: An Exploded Post-Novel

• Bruce Sterling, "Is Cyberpunk Dead?", Sixth Interzone Column.

• Sandy Stone, An Interview with ...., "Techno-Prosthetics and Exterior Presence" in Speed 1.2.

• 01: Cyberspace

• 02: Freedom/Censorship

• 03: CyberWars

• 04: Hypertext/Multimedia

• 05: Virtual Libraries/Copyrights

• 06: Cyberpunk/Cyborg

• 07: MUD's/MOO's

• Appendices

• Educational Links