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updated: December.31.1992<\/p>\n

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While no article that attempts to document an entire emerging
\nsubculture can be complete, I will do my best to give you enough
\ncomplete and accurate information to get you on your way to the future.<\/p>\n

This article will focus mainly on cyberpunk culture, rave culture,
\nindustrial, po-mo, virtual reality, drugs, computer underground,
\netc. Basically, the elements that make up the developing
\ntechno-underground, the new edge, the technoculture.<\/p>\n

Included in this article will be: suggested readings — books,
\nmagazines, zines, requisite authors, etc., BBSes devoted to relevant
\ntopics, corporations and merchandise geared toward the techno-aware,
\nInternet e-mail addresses for relevant figure-heads in this area,
\nsuggested music and movies\/videos, FTP sites, etc.<\/p>\n

I will do my best to update this article every so often, as the
\ntechno-underground is not stagnant and is always shifting and changing
\nand moving forward. If you have any complaints\/comments\/suggestions\/
\nerrors or just want to send someone mail, write to me on the Internet
\nat ahawks@nyx.cs.du.edu. I also welcome addition requests and such –
\nfeel free to say "hey man, add blah-blah to the list!"<\/p>\n

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We are the music makers. And we are the dreamers of the dreams.
\n :::::Wille Wonka<\/p>\n

The cyberpunks did not originate their vision, but picked up bits and
\npieces of what was actually coming true, and fed it back to the
\nreaders who were already living in Gibson's Sprawl, whether they knew
\nit or not.
\n ::::::Steve Brown<\/p>\n

Information wants to be free. Believe it, pal.
\n ::::::Bruce Sterling<\/p>\n

If only you could see what I've seen through your eyes
\n ::::::Blade Runner<\/p>\n

We've discovered Cyberotica!!!!!
\n ::::::The Shamen at a Rave with
\n RU Sirius<\/p>\n

The techno-underground is a direct descendant of the hippy revolution.
\n ::::::Select Magazine (April .92)<\/p>\n

Cyberpunks use all available data input to think for themselves.
\n ::::::Timothy Leary<\/p>\n

Thus the most repressed sector of society acquires a paradoxical
\npower through the myth of its occult and knowledge." [Hakim Bey].
\nGibson & Burroughs & Lewis Shriner & Norman Spinrad & Bruce Sterling
\ncreated the perfect term — CYBERPUNK! The odd occult shadow still
\nhaunts" the civilized, industrial culture. Here is the marvelous
\nparadox of VR\/Cyberpunk: Big high-tech firms fighting the myth of
\n"electronic LSD." Jaron Lanier as wizard with dreadlocks! Eric
\nGullichsen – student of Crowley! Mondo 2000! Gibson and his data
\nrustlers!
\n ::::::Timothy Leary<\/p>\n

Cyberpunk is really about the present.
\n ::::::Rudy Rucker<\/p>\n

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\n | Contents: |
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::::: * Part 1<\/p>\n

intro
\nfutureculture list info
\nquotes
\ncontents
\ncultural literacy
\nmagazines (hardcopy)
\nelectronic zines and digests
\nelectronic-essays<\/p>\n

::::: * Part 2<\/p>\n

usenet newsgroups
\nwho's who of the net
\ninternet bbses and services
\nirc channels
\nmuds
\nbbses
\nbooks<\/p>\n

::::: * Part 3<\/p>\n

videos
\nmusic
\ndrugs
\nsoftware
\ncompanies\/merchandise
\nclosing<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | Cultural Literacy |
\n |______________________|<\/p>\n

Agrippa: A Book of the Dead – A collaboration between author [William
\n Gibson], publisher Kevin Begos Jr, and artist Dennis Ashbaugh.
\n This art-work contains engravings by Ashbaugh which appear or
\n disappear in light and an on-disk semi-autobiographical poem
\n by [William Gibson] which is unreadable after having been read
\n once. Agrippa is notable because in many respects it blurs
\n the lines about what art is, and adds fuel to the fire on
\n issues of property rights and intellectual property. A
\n highlight of 1992 was the release of Gibson's poem on to the
\n [net].<\/p>\n

Artificial Life – man-made systems that exhibit characteristics
\n associated with the concept of "life".<\/p>\n

Artificial Reality – similar to [virtual reality], but more
\n interactive, with the participant being part of, not just
\n experiencing, the artificial environment.<\/p>\n

BBSes – electronic Bulletin Board Systems. Begun in the late 70's, a
\n form of [virtual community] existing in [cyberspace] where
\n participants (usually using aliases) may send and receive
\n public and private messages to each other on any topic
\n imaginable, transfer software (copyrighted and\/or public
\n domain), play on-line games, etc. There is the "over-ground"
\n BBS world where aliases are less common and illegal activities
\n are avoided in discussion, and the [{computer} underground]
\n where illegal activities and discussions are very common,
\n members use aliases, and illegal information and\/or software
\n is exchanged.<\/p>\n

Boxing – A variety of electronic devices used to aid in [phreaking].
\n The original was the blue box, used from the mid 60's to the
\n mid 80's, which allowed long distance phone calls to be made
\n for free. A variety of other similar instruments
\n accomplishing different tasks have been developed, some
\n purely comical, some quite practical.<\/p>\n

CC fraud – Credit Card or Calling Card fraud. common in the
\n [computer underground] community.<\/p>\n

Chaos Theory – science revolving around simplistic equations
\n involving a large number of variables. Gave rise to
\n [fractals], a form of [cyberdelic] art. For further info on
\n the subject, James Gleick's "Chaos: Making a New Science" is
\n suggested.<\/p>\n

C0dez Doodz – Essentialy a [phreaker]'s version of [pirates]. People
\n who seek out telco codes to be used to gain long distance (ld)
\n telephone calls without paying for them. Scurge of the
\n [computer underground].<\/p>\n

Computer Underground – "A group organized in secrecy, hidden behind
\n aliases, to promote the free exchange of information
\n regarding anything and everything including, but not limited
\n to: computers, telephones, radios, chemicals, and ideas."
\n (thanx to The Butler for this definition)
\n The mainstay of communication for the computer underground is
\n [cyberspace], more specifically [BBSes]. The computer
\n underground is comprised of [hackers], [phreakers],
\n [piraters], anarchists, and other [cyberpunks].<\/p>\n

CP – see [cyberpunk].<\/p>\n

Cryonics – The fringe science of freezing a person's head or whole
\n body after death, in the hopes that in the future they may be
\n revived and brought back to life.<\/p>\n

Cyber- – A prefix taken from [cybernetics] generally used in popular
\n culture to mean anything that is technologically oriented.<\/p>\n

Cyberdeck – Term originated by [William Gibson] to refer to a
\n computer used by [deck cowboys] that can connect to the
\n [matrix].<\/p>\n

Cyberdelic – "Cyber-art". Examples include [fractals],
\n computer-generated pictures and\/or music, [virtual worlds],
\n etc.<\/p>\n

Cybernetics – The study of communication systems in living organisms
\n and machines, the mathematical analysis of the flow of
\n information.<\/p>\n

Cyberpunk – Begun as a literary movement in the 80's, an off-shoot of
\n normal science fiction. Unique in that it generally occurs
\n in the present or not so distant future, the characters are
\n often considered "punks" (social deviants) and technology,
\n (the cyber aspect), is prominent. "Neuromancer" by [William
\n Gibson], published in 1984, is considered by most to be the
\n "bible" of cyberpunk. Another prominent author is [Bruce
\n Sterling], editor of another worthy cyberpunk collection,
\n "Mirrorshades". Other examples of cyberpunk include Max
\n Headroom (tv show) and Blade Runner (movie). Cyberpunk is
\n special in that it has evolved from a purely literary movement
\n to a realistic subculture. Many "techno-punks" (ie:
\n [hackers]) are considered cyberpunks. Other contributing
\n factors to the cyberpunk subculture include: virtual reality,
\n hallucinogenic and [nootropic] drugs, and industrial and punk
\n music. For an in-depth, detailed look at cyberpunk fiction
\n and cyberpunk culture, "Storming the Reality Studio", ed. by
\n Larry McCaffery is suggested.<\/p>\n

Cyberspace – "The electronic frontier." A completely virtual
\n environment: the sum total of all [BBSes], computer networks,
\n and other [virtual communities]. Unique in that it is
\n constantly being changed, exists only virtually, can be
\n practically infinite in "size", communication occurs
\n instantaneously world-wide – physical location is completely
\n irrelevant most of the time. Some include video and telephone
\n transmissions as part of cyberspace.<\/p>\n

Deck Cowboys – Futuristic version of a computer [hacker] or a
\n modern-day [cyberpunk].<\/p>\n

Electronic Frontier Foundation – (EFF). Organization founded by
\n Mitch Kapor (of Lotus fame) and John Perry Barlow (writer and
\n Grateful Dead songwriter) to establish laws for [cyberspace]
\n and apply the constitution to [virtual communities].<\/p>\n

Flame – disagreement occuring in [cyberspace]. Common on [Usenet].<\/p>\n

Fractals – Images created using [chaos theory]. A mish-mash of
\n colors presented in a pattern that repeats itself many times
\n over. A popular type of fractal image is one created using
\n the "Mandlebrot set". Fractals are considered [cyberdelic]
\n art.<\/p>\n

Gibson, William – Considered by most to be the "father" of
\n [cyberpunk], along with [Bruce Sterling]. His works include
\n the infamous "Neuromancer", "Count Zero", "Mona Lisa
\n Overdrive" (these 3 works are known as the [sprawl] series),
\n "The Difference Engine" with which he was co-author with [Bruce
\n Sterling], and "Burning Chrome" a collection of short
\n stories. Hist latest work is a poem in "[Agrippa: A Book of the
\n Dead]". Gibson says he will no longer be writing the "classic"
\n [cyberpunk] novels he is famous for. His next work is entitled
\n "Virtual Light" and is futuristic fiction.<\/p>\n

Grep – search, or scan.<\/p>\n

Hacker – 60's (1st) generation (orig. MIT): one who tinkers with
\n software, electronics, computer hardware, etc. 80's (2nd)
\n [WarGames] generation: one who enters computer systems
\n without permission with either malicious or non-malicious
\n intent, to gain, alter, or destroy information (labelled as
\n [crackers] by the 60's generation). 90's (3rd) generation:
\n often called [cyberpunks], mostly non-malicious [crackers]
\n interested in information for the sake of information, and
\n not hacking for the sake of the hack – sometimes calling
\n themselves "information liberators", they have re-adopted
\n more of the original hacker ethic of the 60's which states
\n mainly "all information should be free", "access to computers
\n should be unlimited and total" and "promote decentralization".
\n This new, 3rd generation is commonly associated with the
\n computer underground, despite its mostly non-malicious intent.<\/p>\n

Industrial – A subculture revolving around industrial music, a
\n collection of mostly electronically created sounds and
\n samples that results in a fierce explosion of sound labelled
\n by many as "the new punk". This subculture is generally
\n anti-political, anti-aesthetic in nature.<\/p>\n

Internet – A large and very popular world-wide computer network
\n begun by the Defense Department in the 60's that connects
\n educational institutions, corporations, organizations, and
\n military and government installations around the globe.
\n Some organizations exist that offer access to the Internet to
\n the general public for an hourly\/monthly\/yearly fee. See the
\n "BBSes" section of this article for more info, particularly
\n those BBSes listed with "public access unix" next to them.
\n Suggested are places like the [WELL], [MindVox], Nyx (which is
\n free of cost), NetCom, etc. Many Internet users partake in
\n reading and contributing to [Usenet], playing [MUD]s, FTPing
\n text files and programs free of charge at the various FTP
\n sites, and 'telnet'ing to other Internet sites. Because of
\n its accessibility at a relatively low cost, size (the largest
\n computer network in the world), connectivity, and infinite
\n amounts of information, many network users prefer the Internet
\n to such services as CompuServe (often called Compu$erve on
\n the Internet) or Prodigy (which is more restricting in its
\n content). The Internet has something to offer for everyone.
\n Other portions of this file such as the suggested newsgroups
\n list, list of FTP sites, and list of 'telnet'able services and
\n sites, should be very helpful to the new Internet user. Once
\n you gain access to the Internet, it is suggested that you read
\n the 'news.announce.newusers' and 'news.newusers.questions'
\n and 'news.answers' newsgroups on [Usenet]. You might also want
\n to read the file 'NixPub: Listing of Public Access Unix sites'
\n to find an Internet dial-up (BBS\/Service) in your area.<\/p>\n

IRC – [Internet] Relay Chat. Realtime communication forums between
\n [Internet] users all over the world.<\/p>\n

Legion of Doom – (LoD). A legendary group of [hackers] from the
\n [computer underground]. When they disbanded, some members
\n went on to form a computer security firm (ComSec), Loyd
\n Blankenship wrote GURPS Cyberpunk for [Steve Jackson Games]
\n and some ended up in jail from [Operation Sundevil].<\/p>\n

Matrix – Term coined by William Gibson which refers to the consensual
\n hallucination of [cyberspace].<\/p>\n

MindVox – A [virtual community] in [cyberspace], also a [BBS]
\n connected to the [Internet]. A nexus of the [computer
\n underground] and [cyberpunk] and [virtual reality] begun by
\n Phantom Access Technologies, former members of the [Legion of
\n Doom]. See also the [WELL]<\/p>\n

Mirrorshades – A very important collection of [cyberpunk] fiction by
\n various authors, most of whom are labelled as the [mirrorshades
\n group]. This book is edited by [Bruce Sterling] and should be
\n available in most bookstores.<\/p>\n

Mirrorshades Group – Original collection of [cp] authors which
\n includes William Gibson, Bruce Sterling, Tom Maddox, Lewis
\n Shiner, John Shirley, SF Eye magazine editor Steve Brown,
\n Rudy Rucker, Pat Cadigan, and others.<\/p>\n

Mondo 2000 – Very popular [cyberpunk] and [new edge] magazine.
\n Subscription information is available elsewhere in this file.<\/p>\n

MUD – Multi-User Domain, Multi-User Dungeon, or Multi-User Dimension.
\n MUDs are multi-user role-playing-games of sorts that exist on
\n the [Internet] for entertainment purposes. MUDs are
\n essentially text-based [virtual worlds] which players
\n (participants) may explore, change, or add on to. In some
\n cases, the MUD is not actually a "game" with scores, player
\n attributes, levels, etc., but some MUDs are set up this way.
\n MUDs tend to be based around different science fiction genres
\n such as fantasy, space, or even [cyberpunk]. Some MUD
\n environments have no defining characteristics.<\/p>\n

Nanotechnology – the science of "micro-machines". Small gears or
\n other machines seen only by a microscope, that can be used in
\n areas such as medicine and health, art, and other
\n technologies.<\/p>\n

Net – A computer network. Often used to mean the [Internet] when
\n referred to as "the net".<\/p>\n

Netrunner – see [hacker].<\/p>\n

New Edge – Fringe culture and fringe science, mostly techno-oriented,
\n and very popular in Southern California. [Mondo 2000] is a
\n magazine devoted to the new edge.<\/p>\n

Nootropics – A new science revolving around drugs used to increase
\n intelligence, aid in memory, enhance brain activity, etc.
\n Touted as a fad by some, others claim that use of nootropics
\n actually work. See also [SmartDrinks].<\/p>\n

Operation Sundevil – Secret Service operation begun in 1990 intended
\n to destroy the [computer underground] by confiscating [BBSes]
\n and detaining [hackers].<\/p>\n

Phrack – An important magazine existing only in [cyberspace], of
\n interest to the [computer underground]. It's founder, Craig
\n Neidorf, now works for the [Electronic Frontier Foundation].<\/p>\n

Phreaker – [Hacking] the phone system. Usually meaning to get phone
\n calls for free, whether by [boxing] or [cc fraud]. Individual
\n phreakers are called phreaks.<\/p>\n

Pirate – One who copies software illegally. Commonly associated with
\n the [computer underground]. Although commonplace, pirates
\n are looked down upon as with [codez d00dz].<\/p>\n

Post-modern – Literary, artistic, cultural, and philosophical
\n movement revolving around the post-industrial world in which
\n we live, and the unique aspects of the trends of modern
\n society.<\/p>\n

Raves – A subculture revolving around all-night dance parties.
\n Typically, the parties are generally illegal and thus a
\n complex process is involved to find out where they are
\n located. Rave music is generally [techno], the parties
\n usually include 1 or more DJs. Also present in many cases are
\n "chill out rooms" which feature more ambient music. Lasers,
\n blaring music, [cyberdelic] images, [SmartDrinks] and drugs
\n (most often MDMA {X, XTC, Ecstacy, E}, LSD {acid}, ketamine,
\n or nootropics) are all general contributors to the rave
\n experience. Raves are usually held in warehouses, and last
\n until the next morning. Another large part of rave culture is
\n the flyers – used to find out where your next party will be.
\n Raves are meant to be very happy events, everyone ideally
\n should be open and free, laying aggressions and inhibitions
\n aside for the night. Some have likened the rave experience
\n to "a weekly roving [techno-]woodstock for the 90's." Rave
\n fashion includes over-sized baggy t-shirts and pants, hooded
\n sweat-shirts, ski caps, and usually bright colors, as well as
\n accessories such as whistles, Cat In The Hat hats, "doctor"
\n masks, VapoRub, etc.<\/p>\n

Slipstream – Term used to denote cyberpunk fiction, particularly
\n pre-1984 fictional works that have been influential to the
\n [mirrorshades group] or that closely resemble cyberpunk, but
\n are sometimes outside of the sf genre. An example would be
\n William S. Burroughs.<\/p>\n

SmartDrugs – [nootropics].<\/p>\n

SmartDrinks – Similar to SmartDrugs, or [nootropics], the intent of
\n these substances, loaded with vitamins, minerals, amino
\n acids, and other healthy substances, is to aid in brain
\n functioning. Smart Drinks are most often consumed at
\n [raves], thus, the purpose of some smart drinks is to
\n "energize" the drinker, not to make them smarter.<\/p>\n

Sprawl – Word used by [William Gibson] to mean large mega-cities, and
\n places where different cities collide. Southern California
\n and New York City might be early examples of the sprawl. This
\n word is used often in modern times as "urban sprawl".<\/p>\n

Steve Jackson Games – RPG manufacturers which have played a key role
\n in the evolution of [cyberpunk] and the [computer
\n underground]. Operators of the Illuminati BBS and makers of
\n GURPS Cyberpunk, an RPG guide written by Loyd Blankenship, a
\n member of the [Legion of Doom].<\/p>\n

Sterling, Bruce – considered by most to be the "co-founder" of
\n [cyberpunk] along with [William Gibson]. He is the editor of
\n "Mirrorshades: A cyberpunk anthology", which is considered
\n the quintessential collection of [cp] works by the
\n [mirrorshades group]. Some of his other works include
\n "Islands in the Net", "Schizmatrix", "The Involution
\n Ocean", "The Artificial Kid", "The Difference Engine" which
\n he co-authored with [Gibson] and "The Hacker Crackdown" a
\n non-fiction account of the [computer underground] and
\n [Operation Sundevil], including the [Electronic Frontier
\n Foundation], [Phrack], the [Legion of Doom], [Steve Jackson
\n Games], etc.<\/p>\n

Social Engineering – Technique often by which [hackers] or [crackers]
\n acquire information, such as names and passwords. Essential
\n a modern-day con, often conducted via phone conversations,
\n such as portraying onesself as a teclo employee.<\/p>\n

Techno- – prefix similar to cyber-, referring to anything which has
\n its roots in current or futuristic technology.<\/p>\n

Techno – type of music made almost entirely with the help of
\n computers, revolving around a fast-paced drum beat (as high
\n as 160 BPM), sampling, and synthesizers.<\/p>\n

Teledildonics – Virtual sex in a [virtual environment]. Term often
\n used by the [new edge] community.<\/p>\n

2600 – A popular hardcopy magazine devoted to the [computer
\n underground]. Subscription information is obtained elsewhere
\n in this file.<\/p>\n

Usenet – A collection of "newsgroups" on the [Internet], in which
\n [Internet] users may post or read messages on almost any
\n subject imaginable. The topics of discussion are divided up
\n into the individual newsgroups, which total about 2000 on
\n average. Usenet is divided into various large sections,
\n including the 'alt'ernative newsgroups, the 'comp'uter
\n newsgroups, the 'sci'ence newsgroups and the 'talk'
\n newsgroups, among others. A suggested list of newsgroups is
\n contained in this file. Some groups are moderated, while most
\n remain completely uncensored.<\/p>\n

Virtual Community – any group or gathering that exists in
\n [cyberspace]. This could be a [BBS], a [hacking] group, a
\n [net], or even a [zaibatsu].<\/p>\n

Virtual Culture – the collection of [virtual communities], and the
\n cultural aspects unique to those communities.<\/p>\n

Virtual Environment – a [virtual world].<\/p>\n

Virtual Reality – a consensual hallucination of a world existing only
\n in [cyberspace]. Modern day virtual reality uses helmets,
\n gloves, and body suits to create such a world, which is first
\n created on a computer and connected to the vr devices.
\n The goal of virtual reality is to generate a completely
\n alternate reality. Research in vr includes networking
\n people, so spacial limitations are meaningless. The
\n possibilities of vr-generated environments are as limitless
\n as the imagination.<\/p>\n

Virtual World – a world existing in [cyberspace] created and used
\n with [virtual reality] technologies.<\/p>\n

VMB – (Voice MailBox). Used (often illegally) by [phreaks] as a
\n means of communication.<\/p>\n

WELL – The Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link. An important gridpoint in
\n the [matrix], a [virtual community] in [cyberspace], also a
\n [BBS] connected to the [Internet]. A group concerned mostly
\n with [cyberpunk], [virtual reality], [nootropics], and other
\n aspects of the [new edge].<\/p>\n

Wirehead – a hardware [hacker].<\/p>\n

Zaibatsu – Japanese term used a lot by [William Gibson] that means a
\n large mega-corporation, such as Sony for example.<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | Magazines: |
\n |______________|<\/p>\n

Albert Hofmann Foundation Newsletter
\nThe Albert Hofmann Foundation
\n1341 Ocean Ave. Suite 300
\nSanta Monica, CA 90401
\n201.281.8110
\n -$30 for 4 issues<\/p>\n

Boardwatch
\n5970 S. Vivian St.
\nLittleton, CO 80127
\n303.973.6038 (voice)
\n303.973.4222 (bbs\/data)
\n303.973.3731 (fax)
\n -BBSing articles\/lists\/info
\n -$4 an issue<\/p>\n

Body Art
\nLast Gap Distributors
\nPO Box 410067
\nSan Francisco, CA 94141
\n415.824.6636
\n -body art magazine, tatoos and such
\n -back issues $16.50-$21.45 ppd.<\/p>\n

bOING bOING
\nPO Box 18432
\nBoulder, CO 80308
\n -cyberpunk zine
\n -$4 an issue, $14 for 4 issues<\/p>\n

Communications of the ACM
\n(Association for Computing Machinery, Inc.)
\n1515 Broadway
\nNY, NY 10036
\n212.869.7440
\n -the Internet, networks, ACM news, etc.
\n -$75 membership dues includes a $30 subscription to CACM<\/p>\n

Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction
\nHeldref Publications
\n1319 Eighteenth St. NW
\nWashington, DC 20036-1802
\n800.365.9753
\n -Spring 92 is all about cp, vr, cybernetics, etc.
\n -$10<\/p>\n

Cryonics Magazine
\nALCOR
\n12327 Doherty St.
\nRiverside, CA 92503
\n800.367.2228
\n -$10 for 12 issues<\/p>\n

CyberEdge Journal
\n928 Greenhill Road
\nMill Valley, CA 94941
\n415.383.2458 (voice)
\n415.389.0251 (fax)
\nbdel@well.sf.ca.us
\n -covers vr and related topics
\n -$129 for 6 issues<\/p>\n

Cybertek
\nOCL\/Magnitude
\nPO Box 64
\nBrewster, NY 10509
\n -hacking, cyberpunks, technology, culture
\n -$10 a year<\/p>\n

Disco Family Plan
\nDJ ESP Woody McBride
\n1205 S. 7th St. #8
\nMinneapolis, MN 55415
\n612.376.0226
\n -rave zine<\/p>\n

Edge Detector
\nPO Box 36, Station H
\nMontreal, Quebec
\nCanada H3G 2KS<\/p>\n

Evolution
\nBox 833
\nLondon NW 6
\nUK
\n -psychedelic experience and lifestyle
\n -15 pounds 4 issues<\/p>\n

EXTROPY: The Journal of Trans-humanist Thought
\nPO Box 57306
\nLos Angeles, CA 90057-0306
\n -$9 two issues (one year)<\/p>\n

FactSheet-Five
\nSeth Friedman
\nPO Box 170099
\nSan Francisco CA 94117-0099
\n -independently-oriented reviewers of the culture
\n -1 issue $4, 6 issues $20 (or more)<\/p>\n

FAD Magazine
\nPO Box 420-656
\nSan Francisco, CA 94142
\n -Bay-Area fashion, art, music, style rag
\n -look for issue #26, Spring 92, the Cyber issue
\n -$14.95 for 6 issues<\/p>\n

Fluxu8
\nfluxu8@well.sf.ca.us
\nrderek@world.std.com
\n -magazine described as "Mondo 2000 without the gloss"
\n -email for info<\/p>\n

Freakbeat
\nPO Box 1288
\nGerrard's Cross
\nBucks SL9 0AN
\nUK
\n -ultra-psychedelia
\n -4.5 pounds per issue<\/p>\n

Full Disclosure
\nBox 903
\nLibertyville, IL 60048
\nBBS – 708.838.4201
\n -technology, legal info., etc.<\/p>\n

Hack-Tic
\npb 22953, 1100 DL
\nAmsterdam, The Netherlands
\n31.20.6001480
\nropg@ooc.uva.nl (Internet)
\n -published near that hotbed of hackers in holland\/amsterdam
\n -European counterpart to 2600
\n -$2.30 US an issue<\/p>\n

The HardCore
\nScott Dorward
\nPO Box 1893
\nLondon N9 8JT 36
\nUK
\n -L1.80 each
\n -sf\/cp zine<\/p>\n

Interference on the Brain Screen
\nPatrick Clark
\nPO Box 2761
\nSt. Paul MN 55102.
\n -$2.00 each
\n -sf zine<\/p>\n

Intertek
\nSteve Steinberg
\n325 Ellwood Beach #3
\nGoleta, CA 93117
\nsteve@cs.ucsb.edu
\n -hacking, cyberspace, interviews, designer drugs, cryonics, etc.
\n -$4 an issue<\/p>\n

Interzone
\n124 Osborne Road
\nBrighton, BN1 6LU
\nUK
\n -science-fiction zine
\n -$22 for 6 issues<\/p>\n

Iron Feather Journal
\nPO Box 1905
\nBoulder, CO 80306-1905
\nsprother@nyx.cs.du.edu
\n -hacking, anarchy, techno-phun, underground info, raves, activism
\n -$2 an issue<\/p>\n

Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction magazine
\nPO Box 7058
\nRed Oak, IA 51591-2058
\n -$34.95 for 13 issues<\/p>\n

The Journal of Complex Systems
\nPO Box 6149
\nChampaign, IL 61826
\n -cellular automata, $50 \/ year min.<\/p>\n

The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
\nPO Box 56
\nCornwall, CT 06753
\n -$26 for 12 issues<\/p>\n

Mondo 2000
\nPO Box 10171
\nBerkeley, CA 94709
\n415.845.9018 (phone)
\n415.649.9630 (fax)
\nmondo2k@well.sf.ca.us
\nmondo2k@mindvox.phantom.com
\n -your guide to all things cyberpunk and some things not
\n -$24 for 5 issues (published quarterly)<\/p>\n

Nootropic News
\nPO Box 175E
\nCamrillo, CA, USA 93011.
\n -$10 for newsletter and order forms<\/p>\n

Pixel: The Magazine of Scientific Visualization
\n245 Henry St. H2G
\nBrooklyn, NY 11201-9889
\n718.624.3386
\n -$21, 6 issue<\/p>\n

Pixel Vision
\nBox 1138
\nMadison Square Station, NY 10159
\n -$35 \/ year<\/p>\n

Robot Experimenter
\nPO Box 458
\nPeterborough, NH 03458-0458
\n -$24 for 12 issues<\/p>\n

Science Fiction Eye
\nPO Box 18539
\nAsheville, NC 28814
\n -sf\/cp magazine, contains a regular article by Bruce Sterling
\n -3 issues $10, 6 issues $18, back issues available<\/p>\n

Science Fiction Studies
\nSF-TH Inc.
\nArthur B. Evans
\nEast College
\nDePauw University
\nGreencastle, IN 46135-0037
\n -$14 for 3 issues<\/p>\n

Sector 9737
\nTim Mayer
\nPO Box 782213
\nWitchita KS 67278.
\n -sf\/cp zine
\n -$5.00 each<\/p>\n

Sound Choice
\nAudio Evolution network
\nPO Box 1251
\nOjai, CA 93023
\n -electronic\/punk\/avant music mag
\n -$12 for 6 issues<\/p>\n

SOUND News and Arts
\nSOUND Publishing Inc
\nc\/o Ed Stastny
\nPO BOX 31104
\nOmaha, NE 68132
\n -covers a lot of areas
\n -$1.50 or $2 for 3 or 4 copies<\/p>\n

TAP
\nPO Box 20264
\nLouisville, KY 40250
\n -hacking, anarchy, some political
\n -operates Blitzkrieg BBS @ 502.499.8933
\n -TAP-Online also available on some BBSes \/ FTP sites<\/p>\n

Technology Works
\nPO Box 477
\nPlacentla, CA 92670-0477
\n -techno\/industrial\/cp fanzine
\n -$1.50<\/p>\n

Territories
\nc\/o McNair
\n65 Niddrie Road
\nStrathbungo, Glasgow G42 5PT
\nScotland, United Kingdom
\n -sf and slipstream journal
\n -$5<\/p>\n

2600
\nPO Box 752
\nMiddle Island, NY 11953-0752
\n516.751.2600 (office)
\n516.751.2608 (fax)
\n2600@well.sf.ca.us
\n -the famous hacker's zine
\n -subscriptions are $21 for 4 issues (published quarterly)
\n -back issues are $25 \/ year<\/p>\n

Urb Magazine
\n4111 West Jefferson Blvd
\nLos Angeles CA 90116
\n213.766.8726
\n -CA-based dance\/music\/rave magazine
\n -$25 \/ year<\/p>\n

US RAVE Magazine
\n601 N. Magnolia Ave
\nOrlando, Florida 32801
\n407.339.4507 (fax)
\n -supposedly free<\/p>\n

Verbum: The Journal of Personal Computer Aesthetics
\nPO Box 12564
\nSan Diego, CA 92112
\n619.233.9977
\n619.233.9976 (fax)
\n -$24 for 4 issues<\/p>\n

Whole Earth Review
\nPO Box 38
\nSausalito, CA 94966-9932
\n(Whole Earth runs The Well [Whole Earth Lectronic Link] – well.sf.ca.us)
\n -combines new age, techno-culture, california fads, etc.
\n -$20 year for subscriptions<\/p>\n

Zine Exchange
\nGary Pattillo
\n5920 Victor Street
\nDallas TX 75214
\n -send zines, get zines<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | E-Magazines\/Articles\/Digests |
\n |__________________________________|<\/p>\n

AcidWarp
\necst.csuchico.edu \/pub\/geos\/acidwarp.zip
\n -much sought-after tripp-e grafix program<\/p>\n

Across the Electronic Frontier
\nby Mitch kapor and John Perry Barlow
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/eff\/papers\/across-electronic-frontier
\n -explanation of EFF, goals<\/p>\n

Activist Times Incorporated
\ngzero@tronsbox.xei.com
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/ati
\n -political, hacking, anarchy
\n -newsgroup alt.society.ati<\/p>\n

Agrippa: A Book of the Dead
\nby William Gibson
\nfuture-request@nyx.cs.du.edu
\nftp.rahul.net under \/pub\/atman\/UTLCD-preview\/assorted-text\/agrippa.arj<\/p>\n

AI Information
\nftp uunet.uu.net ai
\nflash.bellcore.com \/pub
\ngargoyle.uchicago.edu \/pub
\nsolaria.cc.gatech.edu \/pub<\/p>\n

Alcor information
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/alcor
\n -an e-mail privacy suit<\/p>\n

Alt.rave FAQ
\nsoda.berkeley.edu \/pub\/sfraves
\n -Brian B’s excellent rave FAQ<\/p>\n

Amiga Files
\narchive.umich.edu
\nplains.nodak.edu \/pub
\nucsd.edu \/pub
\nux1.cso.uiuc.edu<\/p>\n

Anarchy List
\nanarchy-list-request@cwi.nl
\n -discussion of all aspects of anarchy<\/p>\n

Anarchy ‘N’ Explosives
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/ane
\n -anarchy, phreaking<\/p>\n

Anime Info
\noinker.ucsb.edu \/pub\/anime<\/p>\n

Apple II Files
\narchive.umich.edu \/apple2
\ncobalt.cco.caltech.edu \/pub\/apple2
\nftp.uu.net \/systems\/apple2
\nplains.nodak.edu \/pub\/apple2
\ntybalt.caltech.edu \/pub\/apple2
\nwuarchive.wustl.edu \/systems\/apple2<\/p>\n

ArachNet: E-Journal of Virtual Culture
\nlistserv@uottawa.bitnet
\n -message body: SUB ARACHNET
\n -journal of all aspects of on-line life<\/p>\n

Arm The Spirit On-line (Autonome Forum)
\naforum@moose.uvm.edu
\nred.css.itd.umich.edu \/poli
\nftp.css.itd.umich.edu \/poli
\n -header “ATS: e-mail request”
\n -anti-capitalist\/anti-imperialist e-magazine<\/p>\n

Armadillo Culture
\nsokay@mitre.org
\n -cool ezine<\/p>\n

Artificial Life
\nalife-request@cognet.ucla.edu
\n -artificial life<\/p>\n

AUtopia (Pirate Ship Utopia)
\nautoia-rquest@wixer.cactus.rg
\n -a floating technology-oriented commune
\n -run by Jagwire X, cool ideas….<\/p>\n

Basic Networking
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/basic1.net
\n -Telenet<\/p>\n

Baudy World of the Byte Bandit:
\nA Post-modernist Interpretation of the Computer Underground
\nby Jim Thomas and Gordon Meyer
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/baudy.world<\/p>\n

Being In Nothingness
\nby John Perry Barlow
\nmilton.u.washington.edu
\n \/public\/virtual-worlds\/papers\/Barlow.BeingInNothingness.Z<\/p>\n

Beyond CyberPunk HyperCard Stack
\narchive.umich.edu \/mac\/hypercard\/fun
\nra.nrl.navy.mil \/MacSciTech\/programming\/hypercard
\nscavengerhunt.rs.itd.umich.edu \/mac\/etc\/demo
\nwuarchive.wustl.edu \/mirrors3\/archive.umich.edu\/mac\/hypercard\/fun<\/p>\n

Bootlegger
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/bootlegger
\n -cracking, hacking<\/p>\n

BPM
\nbpm-request@andrew.cmu.edu
\n -the DJ’s e-list<\/p>\n

Chalisti
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/chalisti
\n -German hacking, associated with the Chaos Computer Club
\n -written in German<\/p>\n

Chaos Computer Club Files
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/ccc
\nftp.titania.mathematik.uni-ulm.de \/info\/CCC
\n -written in German<\/p>\n

Cheap Virtual Reality Info
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/virtual-worlds<\/p>\n

CHiNA
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/china2.3
\n -hacking, etc.<\/p>\n

Church of Virtuality\/Reality
\nslopoke.mlb.semi.harris.com \/pub\/scripture.*<\/p>\n

Commercial Virtual Reality Info
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/virtual-worlds<\/p>\n

Computers and Academic Freedom
\nlistserv@eff.org
\n -computing freedom, mostly deals with college campuses<\/p>\n

Computer Crime: Current Practices, Problems and Proposed Solutions
\nby Brian J. Peretti
\nftp.eff.prg \/pub\/cud\/papers\/computer.crime<\/p>\n

Computer Crime Laws
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/law
\n -computer crime laws for almost every state
\n -international laws as well<\/p>\n

Computer Down-Underground Digest
\ndigest@nacjack.gen.nz
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/cdugd
\n -CUD for Australia, New Zealand<\/p>\n

Computer Underground Digest
\ntk0jut2@niu.bitnet
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/cud
\nred.css.itd.umich.edu
\n -“USA Today” of Cyberspace and computer underground<\/p>\n

Concerning Hackers Who Break into Computer Systems
\nby Dorothy E Denning
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/denning<\/p>\n

The Constitution in Cyberspace
\nby Laurence Tribe @ CFP #1
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/const.in.cyberspace<\/p>\n

Corrupted Programmers International
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/cpi
\n -viruses<\/p>\n

Crime and Puzzlement
\nby John Perry Barlow
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/crime.puzzle<\/p>\n

Crime and Puzzlement 2
\nby John Perry Barlow
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/eff\/papers\/crime-and-puzzlement-2<\/p>\n

Crime and Puzzlement & 2600
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/cp.2600<\/p>\n

Cryonics
\nkqb@whscad1.att.com<\/p>\n

CryptoAnarchist Manifesto
\nsoda.berkeley.edu \/pub\/cypherpunks<\/p>\n

Cryptography Glossary
\nsoda.berkeley.edu \/pub\/cypherpunks<\/p>\n

Cult of the Dead Cow files
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/cdc
\n -hacking, phreaking, anarchy, etc.<\/p>\n

Cultural Information
\nftp nic.funet.fi \/pub\/culture<\/p>\n

Cybernetics
\nlistserv@bingvaxu.cr.birminghamton.edu
\n -sub cybsys-l full_name<\/p>\n

Cyberpunk Archive
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk
\n -alt.cyberpunk and related archives maintained by Tim Oerting<\/p>\n

Cyberpunk FAQ
\nftp.u.washington.edu public\/alt.cyberpunk
\n -Tim Oerting’s excellent guide to cyberpunk<\/p>\n

Cyberpunk RPGs
\ncyberrpg-request@veritas.com<\/p>\n

Cyberspace Chronicle
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/cyberspace-1.1
\n -hacking, cyberpunk<\/p>\n

Cyberspace and the Legal Matrix: Laws or Confusion?
\nby Lance Rose
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/cyberspace<\/p>\n

Cypherpunks
\ncypherpunks@toad.com
\n -public key encryption list<\/p>\n

Cypherpunks Announcement List
\ncypherpunks-announce-request@toad.com
\n -lower volume<\/p>\n

Defense Data Network Blues
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/defense<\/p>\n

Digital Free Press
\ndfp-req%underg@uunet.uu.net
\nftp.eff.org pub\/cud\/dfp
\n -hacking, information, etc.<\/p>\n

Drug Information
\njyu.fi \/pub\/alt.drugs
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.drugs<\/p>\n

Ecstacy Info
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.drugs<\/p>\n

Electrix
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/electrix-001
\n -hacking<\/p>\n

Electropolis: Communication & Community on Internet Relay Chat
\nby Elizabeth M. Reid
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/electropolis<\/p>\n

EFF History
\nby John Perry Barlow
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/eff\/historical\/eff-history<\/p>\n

EFF Information
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/eff\/about-eff<\/p>\n

EFF Legal Case Summary
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/eff\/historical\/legal-case-summary<\/p>\n

EFF Mission Statement
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/eff\/mission-statement<\/p>\n

EFF News (EFFector Online)
\neffnews-request@eff.org<\/p>\n

EFF Press release (founding)
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/eff\/historical\/founding-announcement<\/p>\n

The EFF and Virtual Communities
\nby Mike Godwin
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/eff\/papers\/eff-and-virtual-communities<\/p>\n

Extropians
\nextropians-request@gnu.ai.mit.edu
\n -nanotechnology, cryonics, anarcho-capitalist politics,
\n technological extension of human intelligence and perception
\n -serious discussion from an informative perspective
\n -available on listserv as xtropy-l <\/p>\n

Extropian Essay
\nexi-request@gnu.ai.mit.edu
\n -CliffNotes version of discussion on Extropians<\/p>\n

4AD
\nlistserv@jhuvm.hcf.jhu.edu
\n -discussion of bands on the 4AD label<\/p>\n

FactSheet Five – Electronic
\njerod23@well.sf.ca.us
\nftp.msen.com \/pub\/newsletters\/F5-E
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk
\nsrc.doc.ic.ac.uk \/literary\/newsletters\/f
\n -the e- version of the famous zine<\/p>\n

FBI Computer Systems
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/fbi.systems<\/p>\n

FlashLife (CP RPGs)
\nflashlife-request@netcom.com<\/p>\n

Florida Raves
\nsteve@sunrise.cse.fau.edu<\/p>\n

FNORD-L
\nlistserv@ubvm.bitnet
\n -philosophies of Leary, Robert Anton Wilson, Dr. Lilly, etc.<\/p>\n

Folklore
\nqurtz.rutgers.edu \/pub\/folklore<\/p>\n

Freaker’s Bureau International
\nau530@cleveland.freenet.edu
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/fbi
\n -anarchy, hacking, cyberpunk<\/p>\n

FringeWare, Inc.
\nfringeware-request@wixer.cactus.org
\n -Paco Xander Nathan’s company<\/p>\n

Frontal Lobotomy
\n141.214.4.135
\n -ezine<\/p>\n

FutureCulture
\nfuture-request@nyx.cs.du.edu
\n -discussion of cyberpunk, vr, computer underground, raves,
\n industrial culture, etc.
\n -home of this file!
\n -‘send info’ in subject or body<\/p>\n

FutureCulture FAQ
\nfuture-request@nyx.cs.du.edu
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/future
\nftp.css.itd.umich.edu \/poli\/future.culture.d
\nredspread.css.itd.umich.edu
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk
\n -this file!<\/p>\n

Future Technologies List
\nfuture-tech-request@cs.umb.edu
\n -artificial intelligence, nanotech, etc.<\/p>\n

General Hacking Info
\nftp.eff.org
\ngrind.isca.uiowa.edu
\n -good places to start<\/p>\n

General Net Info
\nftp.uu.net
\nnic.ddn.mil
\nwuarchive.wustl.edu
\npit-manager.mit.edu
\nftp.u.washington.edu
\n -for the more anal stuff (RFCs, netinfo and the like)<\/p>\n

Gibraltar
\ngibraltar-request@maestro.mitre.org
\n -discussion of artistic and progressive music<\/p>\n

GIF Pictures (general archives)
\nahkcus.org
\napocalypse.engr.ucf.edu \/pub\/images
\nhubcap.clemson.edu \/pub
\nsolaria.cc.gatech.edu \/pub<\/p>\n

GlobeTrotter
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/globe-1.x
\n -hacking around the world, cyberpunk<\/p>\n

Grunge
\nlistserv@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu
\n -grunge music<\/p>\n

Hacker’s-Network
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/hnet.1
\n -hacking, published in Britain<\/p>\n

Hacker’s Unlimited
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/hun-1.2
\n -hacking, phreaking<\/p>\n

High Weirdness by E-mail
\nmporter@nyx.cs.du.edu
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk
\n141.214.4.135
\n -guide to some interesting sources of information on-line<\/p>\n

IBM Files
\ncaf.mit.edu
\nsolaria.cc.gatech.edu \/pub
\nucselx.sdsu.edu \/pub<\/p>\n

Informatik
\ninform@doc.cc.utexas.edu
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/inform
\n -hacking, phreaking, computer underground, cyberpunk, etc.<\/p>\n

InterText
\nintertxt@network.ucsd.edu
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/journals<\/p>\n

Intro to the Computer Underground
\nby The Butler
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/intro<\/p>\n

IRC (Internet Relay Chat) Info
\ncs.bu.edu
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/irc
\ncs.utk.edu \/pub
\nspeedy.cs.uiuc.edu \/pub<\/p>\n

The Jargon File
\n(same as The Hacker’s Dictionary)
\nwuarchive.wustl.edu \/pub
\nftp.uu.net \/doc
\nmerit.edu \/pub\/doc
\nnic.funet.fi \/pub\/doc
\npit-manager.mit.edu \/pub<\/p>\n

Kcah
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/kcah.*
\n -hacking, computer underground<\/p>\n

KLF\/ORB List
\nklf-request@asylum.sf.c.us
\nasylum.sf.ca.us \/pub\/klf<\/p>\n

Legion of Doom\/Hackers Technical Journals
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/lod
\n -hacking, brought to you by the famous masters<\/p>\n

Leri-L
\nmoore7004@iscsvax.uni.edu
\nleri-l@iscsvax.uni.edu
\n -mailing list devoted to meta-programming, philosophy, expanding
\n consciousness, etc.<\/p>\n

Loopy (Qunatum Gravity & Knot Theory)
\nslopoke.mlb.semi.harris.com \/pub\/loopy<\/p>\n

LSD Info
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.drugs<\/p>\n

Lunatic Fringe
\n141.214.4.135<\/p>\n

Mac Files
\nmac.archive.umich.edu<\/p>\n

Manchester
\nmanchester-request@irss.njit.edu
\nirss.njit.edu \/pub\/manchester
\n -bands from manchester, raving, shoegazing, etc.<\/p>\n

Manual of the Anarchist
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/anarch.man<\/p>\n

Marijuana Info
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.drugs<\/p>\n

Maryland Raves
\ncyberpun@wam.umd.edu<\/p>\n

MidWest Raves
\najbennett@miavx1.acs.muohio.edu<\/p>\n

Mind Machine Digest
\nmind-l-request@asylum.sf.ca.us
\nasylum.sf.ca.us \/pub\/mind-l
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk
\n -brain stimulation, nootropics, etc.<\/p>\n

MindVox: The Overture
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk
\n -excellent essay by Patrick Kroupa (Lord Digital) on MindVox<\/p>\n

MUD Info
\noinker.ucsb.edu \/pub\/mud
\njwisdom@gnu.ai.mit.edu
\n -“mud list” in subject<\/p>\n

Music (lyrics\/discographies\/etc.)
\nftp.uwp.edu \/pub\/music<\/p>\n

National Security Anarchists
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/nsa
\n -phreaking, hacking<\/p>\n

NE (NorthEastern) Raves
\nne-raves-request@silver.lcs.mit.edu<\/p>\n

Net Celebrities List
\nhplaa02.cern.ch netcel<\/p>\n

NetJam
\nnetjam-request@xcf.berkeley.edu
\n -MIDI, musc makers, etc.<\/p>\n

Network Information Access
\nnia@nuchat.sccsi.com
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/nia
\n -hacking, computer underground, etc.<\/p>\n

Network Policies
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/networks
\n -policies of various networks<\/p>\n

Neuron Digest
\nneuron-request@cattell.psych.upenn.edu
\n -neural networks<\/p>\n

New Fone Express
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/nfx
\n -hacking, phreaking<\/p>\n

New Music
\nnm-list-request@beach.cis.ufl.edu
\n -new music list<\/p>\n

Nootropics Info
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.drugs<\/p>\n

Now It Can Be Told: Mad Hackers’ Key Party
\nTranscript of TV Show
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/rivera<\/p>\n

Nuclear Anarchists phreakers hackers (NARC)
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/narc
\n -hacking, carding<\/p>\n

OnoSendai Announcement
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk
\n -press release by the new VR company<\/p>\n

On-Line Text (published works)
\nobi.std.com \/pub\/obi
\nmrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu \/gutenberg
\nworld.std.com \/obi
\n -published works<\/p>\n

Operation Sundevil Information
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/sundevil<\/p>\n

Paranet
\ninfopara-request@scicom.alphacdc.com
\ngrind.isca.uiowa.edu \/info\/paranet
\n -paranormal, parapsychology, etc.<\/p>\n

PGP (Pretty Good Protection) Encryption Source
\nsoda.berkeley.edu \/pub\/cypherpunks<\/p>\n

Phantasy
\nMercenary@f515.n141.z1.fidonet.org
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/phantasy
\n -anarchy, hacking<\/p>\n

Phillip K. Dick
\npkd-list-request@wang.com
\n -list celebrating the famous sf author<\/p>\n

Phrack
\nlistserv@stormking.com
\n in message body
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/phrack
\n -historic cyberspace hack\/phreak\/cu-news zine<\/p>\n

Phreakers\/Hackers\/Anarchists
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/pha.2
\n -just what it says<\/p>\n

Phreaker’s Handbook
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/phreak1.bok
\n -a phreaker’s handbook<\/p>\n

Phreaker’s Handbook #1
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/tph-1
\n -another phreaker’s handbook<\/p>\n

Phuckin Phield Phreakers
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/ppp
\n -phreaking<\/p>\n

P\/hun
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/phun
\n -phreaking, hacking<\/p>\n

Physics
\nphysics-request@qedqcd.rye.ny.us<\/p>\n

Pirate
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/pirate
\n -pirating, software cracking<\/p>\n

Playlist
\nplaylist-request@ecst.csuchico.edu
\n -mostly alternative radio\/dj playlists and discussion<\/p>\n

PostModern Culture
\nPMC@ncsuvm.cc.ncsu.edu
\nLISTSERV@NCSUVM.CC.NCSU.EDU <\/p>\n

PowerGlove List
\nlistserv@karazm.math.uh.edu
\nkarazm.math.uh.edu \/pub\/VR<\/p>\n

Practical Anarchy
\nred.css.itd.umich.edu \/poli
\nftp.css.itd.umich.edu \/poli<\/p>\n

Psilocybin Info
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.drugs<\/p>\n

Punk
\npunk-list-request@cpac.washington.edu
\n -punk music<\/p>\n

Quanta
\nexport.acs.cmu.edu \/pub\/quanta
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/journals
\n -fiction ezine<\/p>\n

Rave Info
\nsoda.berkeley.edu \/pub\/sfraves<\/p>\n

Rebel’s Riting Guild
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/rrg.1
\n -virus<\/p>\n

Rights of Expression in Cyberspace
\nby R. E. Baird
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/rights-of-expr<\/p>\n

RISKS Digest
\nrisks-request@csl.sri.com
\ncrvax.sri.com risks
\n -the RISKS of computing in our lives<\/p>\n

Robert Anton Wilson (e-interview)
\nslopoke.mlb.semi.harris.com \/pub\/wilson.on.cis<\/p>\n

School Network Policies
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/schools\/*<\/p>\n

Scream Baby
\nbladex@wixer.cactus.org
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/journals\/ScreamBaby
\nred.css.itd.umich.edu \/poli
\nftp.css.itd.umich.edu \/poli<\/p>\n

The Secret Service, UUCP, and the Legion of Doom
\nby Kevin Mullet
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/lod_ss.Z<\/p>\n

Security
\ncert.sei.cmu.edu \/pub<\/p>\n

SFRaves (SanFrancisco Raves)
\nsfraves-request@soda.berkeley.edu
\nsoda.berkeley.edu \/pub\/sfraves
\n -rave culture, mostly in the Bay Area<\/p>\n

SmartDrugs Info
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.drugs<\/p>\n

SoCal Raves (Southern California)
\nsocal-raves-request@ucsd.edu<\/p>\n

The Social Organization of the Computer Underground
\nMasters’ Thesis by Gordon Meyer
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/meyer<\/p>\n

SOUND News and Arts
\nquartz.rutgers.edu \/pub\/journals
\n141.214.4.135
\n -e- version of the popular zine<\/p>\n

SouthEast Raves
\ndickenjd@ctrvx1.vanderbilt.edu<\/p>\n

Stelarc Review
\nftp.u.washington.edu public\/alt.cyberpunk
\n -review of the cyberpunk performance artist<\/p>\n

Sterling Essay
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk
\n -speech by Bruce Sterling on the Information Society<\/p>\n

Subgenius
\nSubgenius-request@mc.lcs.mit
\nquartz.rutgers.edu \/pub\/subgenius<\/p>\n

Survival Research Laboratories (SRL) Info
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk
\n -info on the industrial robot group<\/p>\n

Syndicate Reports
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/synd
\n -phreaking, telco info, etc.<\/p>\n

TAP-Online
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/tap
\n -phreaking, hacking, anarchy<\/p>\n

TechnoNomads (Steve Roberts)
\ntechnomads-request@bikelab.sun.com
\n -the guy featured on Donahue & Mondo’s list
\n -nomadness, ham radio, mobile communities, etc.<\/p>\n

Telecom Privacy Digest
\ntelecom-priv-request@pica.army.mil<\/p>\n

Telecom Digest
\ntelecom-request@eecs.nwu.edu
\n -deals with all aspects of telecommunications<\/p>\n

Temple ov Psychik Youth
\nmorose.cc.purdue.edu \/pub\/topy-online<\/p>\n

Terence McKenna “New Maps of HyperSpace”
\nslopoke.mlb.semi.harris.com \/pub\/mckenna<\/p>\n

Three-fisted Tales of Bob Review
\nslopoke.mlb.semi.harris.com \/pub\/stclair<\/p>\n

Title 18
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/law\/us.e-privacy
\n -relating to computer crime & email privacy.<\/p>\n

Tom Maddox on Cyberpunk
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk
\n -essay by Tom Maddox on cyberpunk<\/p>\n

Tom Maddox on Schizmatrix
\nslopoke.mlb.semi.harris.com \/pub\/schismat
\n -essay by Maddox on Sterling’s Work<\/p>\n

The Turing Option (2 unpublished chapters)
\nby Harry Harrison and Marvin Minsky
\nwuarchive.wustl.edu \/doc\/minsky
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk<\/p>\n

UK Raves
\nlistserv@orbital.demon.co.uk
\nsubscribe uk-rave
\nuk-raves@orbital.demon.co.uk<\/p>\n

UFOs (images, NASA files)
\nnssdca.gsfc.nasa.gov
\nvab02.larc.nasa.gov
\names.arc.nasa.gov<\/p>\n

UnderWorld Industries
\n141.214.4.135
\n -group network putting out underground media<\/p>\n

United Phreaker’s Inc.
\nftp.eff.org pub\/cud\/upi
\n -phreaking, hacking, etc.<\/p>\n

UnPlastic News
\ntibbetts@hsi.hsi.com
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/misc\/journals<\/p>\n

Virtual Reality Info
\nsugrfx.acs.syr.edu \/pub
\nsunee.waterloo.edu \/pub
\nftp.u.washington.edu public\/alt.cyberpunk
\nftp.u.washington.edu public\/virtual-worlds<\/p>\n

Virtual Reality List
\nlistserv@uiucvmd.bitnet
\nsubscribe virtu-l <\/p>\n

Virtual Reality Research Info
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/virtual-worlds<\/p>\n

Virus-l Digest
\nkrvw@cert.sei.cmu.edu
\n(also virus-l on BITNET)
\n -discussion of viruses and all aspects of ’em<\/p>\n

Voices In My Head, MindVox: The Overture
\nby Patrick Karel Kroupa (Lord Digital)
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/papers\/mindvox
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk<\/p>\n

WAX: The Discovery of Television Among the Bees
\na film by Davids Blair
\nftp.u.washington.edu \/public\/alt.cyberpunk
\n141.214.4.135
\n -reviews and info about David Blair’s cyberdelic film<\/p>\n

Wicca
\ngrind.isca.uiowa.edu \/info\/misc<\/p>\n

Worldview – Der Weltanschauung
\nrequest@fennec.sccsi.com
\nftp.eff.org \/pub\/cud\/wview
\n -hacking, computer underground, church of subgenius,
\n political, etc.<\/p>\n

Zen and the Art of the Internet
\nby Brendan Kahoe
\nashley.cs.widener.edu \/pub\/zen
\ncsn.org pub\/net\/zen
\nquartz.rutgers.edu pub\/internet\/zen
\nrelay.cs.toronto.edu pub\/zen<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n

:::::: * End of FutureCulture FAQ Part 1<\/p>\n

c o n t i n u e d i n p a r t 2
\n________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n

::: * Begin FutureCulture FAQ Part 2 (of 3)<\/p>\n

c o n t i n u a t i o n o f p a r t 1
\n________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | Usenet Newsgroups: |
\n |______________________|<\/p>\n

alt.alien.visitors Space Aliens on Earth! Abduction! Gov’t Coverup!
\nalt.amateur-comp The Amateur Computerist.
\nalt.artcom Artistic Community, arts & communication.
\nalt.atheism.* Godless heathens.
\nalt.bbs.ads Ads for various computer BBS’s.
\nalt.bbs.internet BBS systems accessible via the Internet.
\nalt.bbs.lists Postings of regional BBS listings.
\nalt.best.of.internet Sort of an oxymoron.
\nalt.binaries.* Pictures, programs, multimedia, etc.
\nalt.cad.* CAD.
\nalt.california The state and the state of mind.
\nalt.censorship Discussion about restricting speech\/press.
\nalt.comp.acad-freedom.* Academic freedom issues related to computers.
\nalt.consciousness All aspects of consciousness.
\nalt.conspiracy Be paranoid — they’re out to get you.
\nalt.cult-movies Movies with a cult following
\nalt.culture.usenet A self-referential oxymoron.
\nalt.cyb-sys Cybernetics and Systems.
\nalt.cyberpunk High-tech low-life.
\nalt.cyberpunk.chatsubo Cyberpunk fiction.
\nalt.cyberpunk.movement Cybernizing the Universe.
\nalt.cyberpunk.tech Cyberspace and Cyberpunk technology.
\nalt.cyberspace and how it should work.
\nalt.cybertoon Cyberpunk epic.
\nalt.dcom.telecom Discussion of telecommunications technology.
\nalt.dreams What do they mean?
\nalt.drugs Recreational pharmaceuticals.
\nalt.drugs.usenet Many things are addictive besides pills.
\nalt.emusic Ethnic, exotic, electronic, elaborate, etc.
\nalt.fan.douglas-adams Author of “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”.
\nalt.fan.frank-zappa Is that a Sears poncho?
\nalt.fan.mst3k Mystery Science Theatre 3000 tv show.
\nalt.fashion All facets of the fasion industry discussed.
\nalt.folklore.* Folklore of many sorts
\nalt.fractals Fractals in math, graphics, and art.
\nalt.freedom.of.information.act “…EXCEPT THAT Congress shall limit…”.
\nalt.gathering.rainbow For discussing the annual Rainbow Gathering.
\nalt.gopher Discussion of the gopher information service.
\nalt.gothic The gothic movement: things mournful and dark.
\nalt.hackers Descriptions of projects currently under dvlpment.
\nalt.hackers.malicious Bad hackers.
\nalt.graffiti Usenet spraypainters and their documenters.
\nalt.hypertext Discussion of hypertext — uses, transport, etc.
\nalt.individualism Individualist discussions
\nalt.industrial Industrial culture, etc.
\nalt.internet.access.wanted People looking for internet access
\nalt.internet.services Internet services
\nalt.irc.* Internet Relay Chat material.
\nalt.magick For discussion about supernatural arts.
\nalt.manga Discussion of non-Western comics.
\nalt.meditation.transcendental Contemplation of states beyond.
\nalt.mindcontrol You WILL read this group and ENJOY it!
\nalt.music.alternative For groups having 2 Platinum-selling albums.
\nalt.news-media Don’t believe the hype.
\nalt.out-of-body Nobody’s home.
\nalt.pagan Discussions about paganism & religion.
\nalt.paranormal Phenomena which are not explicable.
\nalt.party Parties, celebration and general debauchery.
\nalt.planning.urban As if any city is really planned.
\nalt.politics.* Politics.
\nalt.postmodern Postmodernism, semiotics, deconstruction.
\nalt.privacy Privacy issues in cyberspace.
\nalt.prose Postings of original writings.
\nalt.psychoactives Better living through chemistry.
\nalt.pulp Paperback fiction, orange juice.
\nalt.radio.pirate Discussions surrounding pirate radio.
\nalt.radio.scanner Discussion of scanning radio receivers.
\nalt.rave Rave culture.
\nalt.religion.computers People who believe computing is “real life.”
\nalt.rock-n-roll Counterpart to alt.sex and alt.drugs.
\nalt.security Security issues on computer systems.
\nalt.security.index Pointers to good stuff in {alt,misc}.security.
\nalt.sex.* Postings of a prurient nature.
\nalt.skate-board Discussion of all apsects of skate-boarding.
\nalt.skinheads The skinhead culture\/anti-culture.
\nalt.slack Posting relating to the Church of the Subgenius.
\nalt.society.ati The Activist Times Digest. (Moderated)
\nalt.society.civil-disob Civil disobedience.
\nalt.society.civil-liberties Individual rights.
\nalt.society.cu-digest The Computer Underground Digest. (Moderated)
\nalt.society.revolution Discussions on revolution(s).
\nalt.society.sovereign Independantistes, unite!
\nalt.spam.tin Spam is neither particle nor wave.
\nalt.sport.lasertag Indoor splatball with infrared lasers.
\nalt.thrash Thrashlife.
\nalt.true.crime To balance out all the false crime on the net.
\nalt.zines Small magazines, mostly noncommercial.
\nbionet.info-theory Discussions about biologicalinformation theory.
\nbionet.neuroscience Research issues in the neurosciences
\nbit.listserv.biosph-l Biosphere, ecology, Discussion List.
\nbit.listserv.commed Communication education.
\nbit.listserv.emusic-l Electronic Music Discussion List.
\nbit.listserv.ethics-l Discussion of Ethics in Computing.
\nbit.listserv.4ad-l The 4AD recording label.
\nbit.listserv.film-l Film making and reviews List.
\nbit.listserv.fnord-l New Ways of Thinking List.
\nbit.listserv.frac-l FRACTAL Discussion List.
\nbit.listserv.gutnberg GUTNBERG Discussion List.
\nbit.listserv.ioob-l Industrial Psychology.
\nbit.listserv.mbu-l Megabyte University – Computers and Writing.
\nbit.listserv.valert-l Virus Alert – Urgent Virus Warnings.
\nbit.listserv.virus-l Computer viruses.
\nbit.listserv.vpiej-l Electronic Publishing Discussion List.
\nbit.listserv.xtropy-l Extropians
\ncomp.ai Artificial intelligence discussions.
\ncomp.ai.neural-nets All aspects of neural networks.
\ncomp.ai.philosophy Philosophical aspects of AI.
\ncomp.ai.vision Artificial Intelligence Vision. (Moderated)
\ncomp.bbs.misc BBS Discussion
\ncomp.bbs.internet Internet BBSes
\ncomp.dcom.telecom Telecommunications digest. (Moderated)
\ncomp.graphics Computer graphics, art, animation.
\ncomp.graphics.research Highly technical computer graphics discussion.
\ncomp.graphics.visualization Info on scientific visualization.
\ncomp.music Applications of computers in music research.
\ncomp.org.acm The Association for Computing Machinery.
\ncomp.org.eff.news News from the Electronic Frontiers Foundation.
\ncomp.org.eff.talk Discussion of EFF goals, strategies, etc.
\ncomp.research.japan The nature of research in Japan. (Moderated)
\ncomp.risks Risks to the public from computers. (Moderated)
\ncomp.robotics All aspects of robots and their applications.
\ncomp.security.announce Announcements from CERT. (Moderated)
\ncomp.simulation Simulation methods, problems, uses. (Moderated)
\ncomp.society The impact of technology on society. (Moderated)
\ncomp.society.development Computer technology in developing countries.
\ncomp.society.folklore Computer folklore & culture, past & present.
\ncomp.society.futures Events in technology affecting future computing.
\ncomp.theory Theoretical Computer Science.
\ncomp.theory.cell-automata Discussion of all aspects of cellular automata.
\ncomp.theory.dynamic-sys Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems.
\ncomp.theory.self-org-sys Topics related to self-organization.
\nmisc.activism.progressive Information for Progressive activists.
\nmisc.int-property Discussion of intellectual property rights.
\nmisc.legal.computing Discussing the legal climate of computing.
\nnews.announce.important General announcements to all. (Moderated)
\nnews.future The future technology of network news systems.
\npubnet.nixpub The “nixpub” list of public access UNIXes.
\nrec.arts.animation Discussion of various kinds of animation.
\nrec.arts.anime Japanese animation fen discussion.
\nrec.arts.comics Comic books and strips, graphic novels.
\nrec.arts.sf-lovers Science fiction lovers’ newsgroup.
\nrec.arts.sf-reviews of science fiction\/fantasy\/horror works.
\nrec.arts.sf.announce Major announcements of SF. (Moderated)
\nrec.arts.sf.fandom Discussions of SF fan activities.
\nrec.arts.sf.marketplace Personal for-sale notices of SF materials.
\nrec.arts.sf.misc Science fiction lovers’ newsgroup.
\nrec.arts.sf.movies Discussing SF motion pictures.
\nrec.arts.sf.reviews Critiques of sf stories. (Moderated)
\nrec.arts.sf.science Real and speculative aspects of SF science.
\nrec.arts.sf.tv Discussing general television SF.
\nrec.arts.sf.written Discussion of written sf and fantasy.
\nrec.ham-radio Amateur Radio practices.
\nrec.music.gdead A group for (Grateful) Dead-heads.
\nrec.music.industrial Discussion of industrial-related music styles.
\nrec.music.makers For performers and their discussions.
\nrec.music.newage “New Age” music discussions.
\nrec.music.synth Synthesizers and computer music.
\nrec.music.video Discussion of music videos.
\nrec.radio.amateur.misc Amateur radio practices.
\nrec.radio.noncomm Topics relating to noncommercial radio.
\nrec.radio.shortwave Shortwave radio enthusiasts.
\nrec.video Video and video components.
\nrec.video.releases Pre-recorded video releases.
\nsci.bio.technology Any topic relating to biotechnology.
\nsci.chaos The science of Chaos.
\nsci.cryonics People who freeze themselves after death.
\nsci.crypt Different methods of data en\/decryption.
\nsci.lang.japan The Japanese language, both spoken and written.
\nsci.logic Logic: math, philosophy & computational aspects.
\nsci.military Science & the military. (Moderated)
\nsci.nanotech Molecular-scale machines. (Moderated)
\nsci.philosophy.meta Meta-philosophy.
\nsci.philosophy.tech Technical philosophy: math, science, logic, etc.
\nsci.psychology Topics related to psychology.
\nsci.skeptic Skeptics discussing pseudo-science.
\nsci.space Spac.
\nsci.virtual-worlds Virtual reality. (Moderated).
\nsci.virtual-worlds.apps Applications of VR technology.
\nsoc.culture.japan Everything Japanese.
\nsoc.culture.usa The culture of the United States of America.
\nsoc.human-nets Computer aided communications digest. (Moderated)
\ntalk.bizarre The unusual, bizarre, curious, and often stupid.
\ntalk.philosophy.misc Philosophical musings on all topics.
\ntalk.politics.drugs The politics of drug issues.
\ntalk.politics.space Non-technical issues affecting space exploration.<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | Who’s Who OnLine |
\n |____________________|<\/p>\n

[Note: If you are looking for a person who is not on the list but
\nshould be, I suggest you use the ‘whois’ or ‘netwhois’ command, or
\nfinger @ a particular site if you know the site the person on.]<\/p>\n

[2 other obvious places to check are the WELL and MindVox, where a lot
\nof the cyber-crowd hangs out]<\/p>\n

Aristotle Hacker\/ex-Publisher TAP-Online
\nPete Ashdown Rave Promoter
\nJohn Perry Barlow EFF Founder\/Grateful Dead Songwriter
\nBrian Behlendorf NetGuru – Rave stuff
\nBlade X Writer – Scream Baby, Scream’n’MeMe
\nLoyd Blankenship (The Mentor) Hacker\/Author – Gurps CP
\nGareth Branwyn Writer – Mondo 2000
\nPat Cadigan Author – CP works
\nMichael Cardell Editor – SPUNK PRESS
\nDorothy Denning Computer Crime Expert
\nPeter J Denning Computer Crime\/ACM
\nDesert Fox Editor – Worldview
\nDiesel Boy DJ
\nDispater Editor – Phrack
\nThe EFF Group – Civil Liberties On-Line
\nD. Fischer Musician – Techno
\nMark Frauenfelder Writer\/Programmer – Beyond CP
\nSeth Friedman Editor – Factsheet 5
\nMike Godwin Legal Council – EFF
\nEmmanuel Goldstein Editor – 2600
\nGround Zero Editor – ATI
\nHactic Magazine – CU
\nAndy Hawks Me =)\/Writer
\nJagwire X Writer – ScreamBaby\/AUtopia
\nJudge Dredd Editor – NIA
\nMitch Kapor Lotus\/EFF Founder
\nPatrick Kroupa Mindvox\/Writer – Mondo 2000
\nTimothy Leary Guru – LSD
\nRush Limbaugh TalkShow Host\/Conservative
\nCarl Loeffler Virtual Reality Museum
\nMike McKenna Computer Artist – Liquid TV
\nLazlo Nibble NetGuru – Music
\nCraig Neidorf(Knight Lightning) Phrack\/EFF
\nLord Nose Publisher – Xochipili
\nTom Maddox Author – CP works
\nGordon Meyer Editor – CuD
\nMarvin Minsky Guru – AI
\nMondo 2000 Magazine – CP
\nRobert Morris Internet Worm
\nPaco Xander Nathan Writer – Mondo 2000
\nPeter G Neumann Guru – RISKS
\nOno-Sendai Company – VR
\nDonn B. Parker Computer Crime Expert
\nPengo Hacker
\nJerod Pore Editor – F5-E
\nGenesis P-Orridge Musician – Psychic TV
\nMitchell Porter Writer – High Wierdness by Email
\nJohn S Quarterman Author – The Matrix
\nEric S. Raymond Author – Jargon File
\nSteve Roberts Technomad
\nLen Rose Hacker
\nRudy Rucker Author – CP\/sf
\nTood Sines Musician – Techno
\nRU Sirius Editor – Mondo 2000
\nEugene Spafford Guru – Net
\nRichard Stallman Guru – Unix
\nEd Stastny Artist\/Editor – SOUND
\nSteve Steinberg Editor – Intertek
\nBruce Sterling Author – CP \/ all-around cool guy
\nSt. Jude Editor – Mondo 2000
\nCliff Stoll Author – Cuckoo’s Egg
\nPeter Stone Musician\/Worked on Aeon Flux
\nMichael Synergy Hacker\/Editor – Mondo 2000
\nJim Thomas Editor – CuD
\nWes Thomas Writer – Mondo 2000
\nKen Thompson Guru – Unix
\nVernor Vinge Author – sf works
\nMichael Wertheim Twitch Remixing<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | Internet BBSes |
\n |__________________|<\/p>\n

Archie archie.[sura.net|mcgill.ca|funet.fi|au|doc.ic.ac.uk]
\nArchie is the easiest, fastest, and most convenient way to find files
\navailable via anonymous FTP.<\/p>\n

Badboy nameserver.aue.com
\nlogin bbs\/new<\/p>\n

CARL pac.carl.org
\nonline libraries<\/p>\n

Chatsubo chatsubo.nersc.gov
\nlogin bbs\/new<\/p>\n

Cimmaron bugs.mty.itesm.mx
\nlogin bbs\/new (limited hours)<\/p>\n

Cleveland Free-Net freenet-in-[a|b|c].cwru.edu 129.22.8.[75|76|82]
\nUsenet, MUD, USA Today, Interest groups, local mail<\/p>\n

DDN Network Information Center nic.ddn.mil 192.112.36.5<\/p>\n

Eagle’s Nest seabass.st.usm.edu
\nlogin bbs\/bbs<\/p>\n

FTP Mail mail to ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com
\ncommands:
\n — reply
\n — connect [HOST [USER [PASS]]]
\n — chdir PLACE
\n — compress
\n — compact
\n — uuencode
\n — btoa
\n — ls (or dir) PLACE
\n — get FILE
\n — quit
\nexample:
\n — -> connect to uunet.uu.net as anonymous and get a
\n — root directory list:
\n — connect uunet.uu.net
\n — dir
\n — quit<\/p>\n

GeoServer Martini.eecs.umich.edu 3000 141.212.100.9 3000<\/p>\n

Greta’s garbo.uwasa.fi
\nlogin bbs\/new<\/p>\n

IRC Client bradenville.andrew.cmu.edu 128.2.54.2<\/p>\n

ISCABBS 128.255.40.203
\nlogin new<\/p>\n

Kids kids.kotel.co.kr
\nlogin kids\/new<\/p>\n

Mars Hotel jupiter.ee.msstate.edu<\/p>\n

MindVox phantom.com
\nUsenet, Forums, IRC, Games, $15 \/ month<\/p>\n

National Ham Radio Call-Sign Callbook marvin.cs.buffalo.edu 2000
\n128.205.32.4 2000<\/p>\n

NEBBS nebbs.nersc.gov
\nlogin guest<\/p>\n

Netcom netcom.netcom.com 192.100.81.100 1.408.554.UNIX
\nguest + at passwd, Full Unix service, Money for access.<\/p>\n

Network Information Service (UC Berkeley) mailhost.berkeley.edu 117
\n128.32.136.9, 117<\/p>\n

NSSDCA nssdca.gsfc.nasa.gov
\nlogin as “NODIS” no password
\nonline catalog of NASA material<\/p>\n

Nyx BBS nyx.cs.du.edu 130.253.192.9 1.303.871.3324 (of many)
\nValidation required for decent access, free, Usenet, mail, local MUD<\/p>\n

OCEANIC delocn.udel.edu 128.175.24.1<\/p>\n

Quartz BBS quartz.rutgers.edu
\nlogin bbs<\/p>\n

SkyNet hpx5.aid.no
\nlogin skynet<\/p>\n

SpaceLink BBS spacelink.msfc.nasa.gov 128.158.13.250<\/p>\n

Sparcs ara.kaist.ac.kr
\nlogin bbs\/new or irc<\/p>\n

Tiny Computing tiny.computing.csbsju.edu<\/p>\n

UM-Weather Service madlab.sprl.umich.edu 3000 141.212.196.79 3000<\/p>\n

Vatech Central Branching Exchange vtcbx.cc.vt.edu 128.173.16.6
\nto get to the Dream World BBS, type C 26964, and hit enter.<\/p>\n

Virtual Rave haas.berkeley.edu 7283<\/p>\n

WAIS server [hub.nnsc.nsf.net|quake.think.com|nnsc.nsf.net]
\n[192.31.103.7|192.31.181.1|129.89.1.178]<\/p>\n

The WELL well.sf.ca.us 192.132.30.2
\nprobly most popular pubnix system, call for sub prices<\/p>\n

The World world.std.com 192.74.137.5 1.617.739.WRLD
\nnew, $5 \/ month + $2 \/ hour<\/p>\n

YaBBS phred.pc.cc.cmu.edu 8888 128.2.111.111 8888<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | IRC Channels: |
\n |_______________|<\/p>\n

IRC is the Internet relay chat, online realtime communications for the
\nInternet. Look for info elsewhere in the FAQ. Of course, not all of
\nthese channels are permanent.<\/p>\n

#Autopia Jagwire X’s Autopia group
\n#ccc Chaos Computer Club (“\/msg CCCServ info” for CCC info)
\n#cDc Cult of the Dead Cow
\n#CyberPunk Cyberpunk (“\/msg CyberBot info” for CPBot Files)
\n#drugs Drugs (“\/msg LearyBot info” for LearyBot Files)
\n#free.acid Hehehe
\n#future FutureCulture
\n#mindvox MindVox
\n#phreak Hackers and Phreakers
\n#Rave_Scen Raves<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | MUDs: |
\n |_________|<\/p>\n

A list of future or cyber- oriented MUDs. See elsewhere in the FAQ
\nfor info on MUDs. MUDs go up and down a lot, so, not my fault.<\/p>\n

AbacusMUD abacus.hgs.se 130.238.204.10 4080
\nBattleTech 129.72.2.48 3026
\nCyberWorld elf.etsu.edu 192.43.19.199.27 3000
\nInfinity 129.10.10.33 3000
\nSciFiMUSH zaphod.cs.uwindsor.ca 137.207.224.3 1972
\nSpaceMadness riemann.math.okstate.edu139.78.1.15 6250
\nStarFireMUSE agronomy.auburn.edu 131.204.60.2 4201
\nStar Raiders ub.d.umn.edu 131.212.32.6 2000
\nTrekMUSE nebula.lib.vt.edu 128.173.7.183 1701
\nVirtual Realities coyote.wustl.edu 128.252.136.100 3019<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | BBSes: |
\n |__________|<\/p>\n

A wide ranging list, from the underground eLiTe to the completely
\nanal, and some interesting ones in between. Good starting points are
\nThe WELL and MindVox, although both of these cost money (as do most of
\nthe heavu-duty Unix systems listed [a noticeable exception being Nyx]).<\/p>\n

Arrested Development 1.31.79.426079 Big European board
\nBamboo Gardens North 1.512.385.2941
\nBlitzkrieg 1.502.499.8933 Home of TAP OnLine, NUP reqd.
\nThe Cellar 1.215.654.9184 Public Access Unix
\nChiNet 1.312.283.0559 Public Access Unix
\nThe Cyberden 1.415.472.5527 Public Access Unix
\nThe Cyberspace Institute 1.512.469.0447 Jagwire X’s BBS
\nThe Dark Side 1.408.245.7726 Public Access Unix
\nDead Zone 1.214.522.5321 Fringe Science
\nDemon Roach Underground 1.806.794.4362
\nExec-PC 1.414.789.4210 Huge BBS
\nThe Empire 1.301.384.2482
\nFace-2-Face 1.713.242.6853
\nFree Speech 1.618.549.4955
\nThe Grid 1.203.661.1279 Public Access Unix
\nThe Illuminati BBS 1.512.447.4449 Steve Jackson Games
\nKeelyNet 1.214.324.3501 Fringe science
\nLunatic Labs 1.213.655.0691
\nMindVox 1.212.988.5030 Public Access Unix
\nMonochrome (UK) 1.071.477.8183
\nNetcom 1.408.241.9760 Public Access Unix
\nNetRunner’s Paradise 1.619.285.3967 Waffle, limited USENET
\nNuChat 1.713.668.7176 Public Access Unix
\nNyx 1.303.871.4824 Public Access Unix
\n1 zer0 Cybernet 1.301.424.9133
\nPentavia 1.703.820.0574
\nPhun Line 1.916.481.2306 NUP required
\nPortal 1.408.725.0561 Public Access Unix
\nPrivate Idaho 1.208.338.9227 Mentioned in Mondo a lot
\nRipco 1.312.528.5020 Legendary Op. SunDevil victim
\nRuneStone 1.203.485.0088
\nSpies in the Wire 1.408.867.7400 Public Access Unix (closed now)
\nSycamore Elite 1.815.895.5573
\nTelerama BBS 1.412.481.5302 telnet telerama.pgh.pa.us
\nTemple of Scream. Elect. 1.510.935.5845
\nTime Enough For Love 1.215.449.1902 Hippie Oriented
\nTommy’s Holiday Camp 1.604.361.1464 8000 text files
\nTronsbox 1.201.759.8450 Public Access Unix
\nThe Turing Point 1.512.219.7828
\nUncensored 1.914.761.6877
\nThe Underground 1.512.339.8221 Unix, DFP magazine, UCF
\nUnphamiliar Territory 1.602.894.1757 NUP required
\nVirus Xchange (Bulgaria) 1.359.2.20.4198 Lots of viruses
\nThe WELL 1.415.332.6106 Public Access Unix<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | Books: |
\n |__________|<\/p>\n

[Note: I’ve messed up some of the ‘(fiction)’ v. nonfic. inclusions.
\nSorry ’bout that – in\/f0rmation overload.]<\/p>\n

??? American Flagg – comic
\n Cyberpunk – comic
\n Dirty Pair – comic
\n Judge Dredd – comic<\/p>\n

Anonymous – Go Ask Alice. Diary of 15 year-old girl in the drug world
\n – Computers: Crimes, Clues, and Controls. Hacking<\/p>\n

Abraham, Ralph – A Visiual Introduction to Dynamical Systems Theory …
\n – The Visual Mathematics Library<\/p>\n

Acker, Kathy – Blood and Guts in High School (fiction)
\n – Don Quixote, which was a dream (fiction)
\n – Empire of the Senseless (fiction)
\n – Great Expectations (fiction)
\n – The Adult Life of Toulouse-Lautrec
\n – In Memoriam to Identity<\/p>\n

Adams, Douglas – The Meaning of Liff (fiction)
\n – The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (fiction)
\n – The Restaurant at the End of the Universe (fiction)
\n – Life, the Universe, and Everything (fiction)
\n – So Long, and Thanks For All the Fish (fiction)<\/p>\n

Aldiss, Brian Wilson – Barefoot in the Head (fiction)
\n – Enemies of the System (fiction)<\/p>\n

Algren, Nelson – Man with the Golden Arm (fiction)<\/p>\n

Army, U.S. – Computer-Related Crime<\/p>\n

Artaud, Antonin – The Peyote Dance<\/p>\n

Ashby, W. Ross – An Introduction to Cybernetics<\/p>\n

Asimov, Isaac – The Robot Novels
\n – Robots: Machines in Man’s Image<\/p>\n

Austakalnis, Steve & David Blatner – Silicon Mirage. Vr<\/p>\n

Bachman, Richard – The Running Man (fiction)<\/p>\n

Ballard, J. G. – The Atrocity Exhibition (Re\/Search publication)
\n – Crash (fiction)
\n – Concrete Island
\n – High rise<\/p>\n

Barlow, John Perry – Everything We Know is Wrong (forthcoming)<\/p>\n

Barnes, Steven – Gorgon Child (fiction)
\n – Streetlethal (fiction)<\/p>\n

Barrow, John and Frank Tipler – The Anthropic Cosmological Principle<\/p>\n

Bass, Thomas – The Eudaemonic Pie. Chaos<\/p>\n

Bateson, Gregory – Steps to an Ecology of Mind
\n – Mind and Nature: Necessary Unity<\/p>\n

Baudrillard, Jean – The Anti-Aesthetic: Essays on Postmodern Culture
\n – Body Invaders: Panic Sex in America (ed.)
\n – The Ecstacy of Communication
\n – America
\n – Simulations
\n – In the Shadow of the Silent Majorities
\n – Seduction
\n – Cool Memories<\/p>\n

Bear, Greg – Blood Music (fiction)
\n – Eon (fiction)
\n – Eternity (fiction; sequel to Eon)
\n – Beyond Heaven’s River (fiction)
\n – Forge of God (fiction)
\n – Great Sky River (fiction)
\n – Psychlone (fiction)
\n – Strength of Stones (fiction)
\n – The Wind Froma Burning Woman (fiction)<\/p>\n

Beck, Jerome, & Rosenbaum, Marsha – Pursuit of Ecstacy: The MDMA Experience<\/p>\n

Bell, Madison Smartt – The Washington Square Ensemble
\n – Waiting for the End of the World<\/p>\n

Belsito, Peter – HardCore California
\n – Notes from the Pop Underground<\/p>\n

Benedikt, Michael – Cyberspace: First Steps<\/p>\n

Benford, Gregory – Against Infinity<\/p>\n

Bernal, J. D. – The World, the Flesh, and the Devil<\/p>\n

Bester, Alfred – Computer Connection (fiction)
\n – Golem 100 (fiction)
\n – The Demolished Man (fiction)
\n – The Stars My Destination (fiction)<\/p>\n

Betanacourt, G. – Johnny Zed (fiction)<\/p>\n

Bethke, Bruce – Cyberpunk (fiction)
\n – Elimination Round (fiction)<\/p>\n

Bey, Hakim – T.A.Z.<\/p>\n

Black, Bob – The Abolition of Work and Other Essays
\n – Friendly Fire
\n – Rants and Mineral Tracts (with Adam Parfrey, eds.)<\/p>\n

Blake, William – The Mariage of Heaven and Hell<\/p>\n

Blankenship, Loyd (Steve Jackson Games) – GURPS Cyberpunk RPG<\/p>\n

Bloombecker, Buck – Spectacular Computer Crimes<\/p>\n

Blumlein, Michael – The Movement of Mountains (fiction)<\/p>\n

Bova, Ben – Exiled from Earth (fiction)<\/p>\n

Bradbury, Ray – Fahrenheit 451 (fiction)<\/p>\n

Brecher, Edward M. (Consumer’s Union) – Guide to Licit and Illicit Drugs<\/p>\n

Breton, Andre – What is Surrealism? Selected Writings
\n – Manuifestos of Surrealism<\/p>\n

Brin, David -Earth (fiction)<\/p>\n

Brockman, John (ed) – Speculations: Reality Club 1
\n – Doing Science: Reality Club 2
\n – Ways of Knowing: Reality Club 3<\/p>\n

Brunner, John – The Shockwave Rider (fiction)
\n – Stand on Zanzibar (fiction)
\n – The Jagged Orbit (fiction)
\n – The Sheep Look Up (fiction)
\n – The Stone that Never Came Down (fiction)<\/p>\n

Budrys, Algis – Michaelmas (fiction)<\/p>\n

Burger, Ralf – COmputer Viruses: A High Tech Disease<\/p>\n

Burgess, Anthony – A Clockwork Orange (fiction)
\n – The End of the World News: An Entertainment. (fiction)<\/p>\n

Burroughs, William S. – Interzone (fiction)
\n – Naked Lunch (fiction)
\n – Nova Express (fiction)
\n – The Soft Machine (fiction)
\n – Ticket That Exploded (fiction)
\n – The Wild Boys: A Book of the Dead (fiction)
\n – The Third Mind
\n – The Yage Letters
\n – The Adding Machine: Selected Essays
\n – The Last Words of Dutch Schultz
\n – The Western Lands
\n – Cities of the Red Night<\/p>\n

Butler, Jack – Nightshade (fiction)<\/p>\n

Cadigan, Pat – MindPlayers (fiction)
\n – Indigo (fiction)
\n – Patterns (fiction)
\n – Synners (fiction)<\/p>\n

Card, Orson Scott – Ender’s Game (fiction)<\/p>\n

Carlisle, Anne – Liquid Sky (fiction)<\/p>\n

Chambers, Iain – Popular Culture: The Metropolitan Experience (fiction)<\/p>\n

Churchland, Patricia – Neurophilosophy:…Unified Science of the Mind\/Brain<\/p>\n

Consumer Reports – Complete Drug Reference<\/p>\n

Cornwall, Hugo – Datatheft. Hacking
\n – Hacker’s Handbook III. Hacking.<\/p>\n

Crick, Francis – Life Itself: It’s Origin and Nature<\/p>\n

Cross, Ronald Anthony – Prisoners of Paradise (fiction)<\/p>\n

Crowley, Aleister – Diary of a Drug Fiend
\n – Magick Without Tears<\/p>\n

Davies, Paul – The Accidental Universe<\/p>\n

Davis, Douglas – Art and the Future<\/p>\n

Dean, Ward – Smart Drugs & Nutrients. Nootropics, smart drugs<\/p>\n

Deken, Joseph – Computer Images: State of the Art<\/p>\n

Delany, Paul and George Landlow (eds) – Hypermedia & Literary Studies<\/p>\n

Delany, Samuel – Dahlgren (fiction)
\n – Babel 17 (fiction)
\n – Nova (fiction)
\n – The Edge of Space: Three Original Novellas of SF<\/p>\n

Delgado, Jose – Physical Control of the Mind: Towards Psychocivilized …<\/p>\n

DeLillo, Don – White Noise (fiction)<\/p>\n

Denning, Peter J. (ed. ACM) – Computers Under Attack<\/p>\n

Denton, Bradley – Wrack’n’Roll (fiction)<\/p>\n

de Quincy, Thomas – Confessions of an English Opium Eater<\/p>\n

Derrida, Jacques – Of Grammatology
\n – Speech and Phenomena
\n – Writing and Difference<\/p>\n

Dick, Philip K. – Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (Blade Runner)(fiction)
\n – Flow My Tears the Policeman Said (fiction)
\n – Vulcan’s Hammer (fiction)
\n – Ubik (fiction)
\n – A Scanner Darkley (fiction)<\/p>\n

Dickson, Gordon – The R-Master (fiction)<\/p>\n

Dobbs, Bob – Book of the SubGenius<\/p>\n

Dozois, Gardner – Slow Dancing Through Time (fiction)<\/p>\n

Drexler, Eric – Engines of Creation. Nanotechnology
\n – Unbounding the Future: The Nanotechnology Revolution<\/p>\n

Duchamp, Marcel – The Complete Works of Marcel Duchamp<\/p>\n

Eco, Umberto – Foucault’s Pendulum (historical fiction)
\n – Travels in Hyper Reality: Essays<\/p>\n

Effinger, George Alec – A Fire in the Sun (fiction)
\n – When Gravity Fails (fiction)
\n – The Exile Kiss (fiction)<\/p>\n

Eisner, Bruce – Ecstacy: The MDMA Story<\/p>\n

Em, David – The Art of David Em: 100 Computer Paintings<\/p>\n

Farren, Mick – The Long Orbit (fiction)<\/p>\n

Faust, Clifford – The Company Man (fiction)
\n – A Death of Honor (fiction)<\/p>\n

Feynman, Richard – QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter<\/p>\n

Fjermedal, Grant – The Tomorrow Makers (fiction)<\/p>\n

Foley, James et al – Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice<\/p>\n

Ford, John – Web of Angels (fiction)<\/p>\n

Forester, Tom – Computer Ethics. Hacking, viruses, etc<\/p>\n

Foster, Alan Dean – Cyber Way (fiction)<\/p>\n

Friedman, David – The Machinery of Freedmon. Anarchy<\/p>\n

Furst, Stevyn – Hallucinogens and Culture<\/p>\n

Gerrold, David – When Harlie Was One<\/p>\n

Gibson, William – Burning Chrome (fiction)
\n – Count Zero (fiction)
\n – The Difference Engine (with Bruce Sterling)(fiction)
\n – Mona Lisa Overdrive (fiction)
\n – Neuromancer (fiction)
\n – Virtual Light (forthcoming)
\n – Agrippa: A Book of the Dead (poem)<\/p>\n

Gleick, James – Chaos: The Making of a New Science<\/p>\n

Goodman, Cynthia – Digital Visions: COmputers and Art<\/p>\n

Gracie & Zarkov – Notes from Underground. Drugs<\/p>\n

Griffith, Winter – Complete Guide to Prescription and Nonprescription Drugs<\/p>\n

Grof, Stanislov – The Human Encounter with Death. Death, Psychology, LSD
\n – Realms of the Human Unconscious. LSD, Subconscious.<\/p>\n

Gunderloy, Mike and Cari Goldberg Janice – Zine Culture<\/p>\n

Gyson, Brion and Terry Wilson – Here to Go: Planet 101<\/p>\n

Hafner, Katie with John Markoff – Cyberpunk: Outlaws and Hackers…Frontier<\/p>\n

Hamit, Francis & Wes Thomas – Virtual Reality: Adventures in Cyberspace<\/p>\n

Harrison, Harry – Make Room! Make Room! (fiction)<\/p>\n

Harry, M. – Computer Underground: Hacking, Piracy, Phreaking, & …Crime<\/p>\n

Hattori, Katura – What’s Virtual Reality?<\/p>\n

Hawke, Simon – Psychodrome (fiction)<\/p>\n

Hawking, Stephen – A Brief History of Time<\/p>\n

Heinlein, Robert – The Moon is a Harsh Mistress (fiction)
\n – Notebooks of Lazarus Long (fiction)
\n – Stranger in a Strange Land (fiction)
\n – Time Enough for Love (fiction)<\/p>\n

Helsel, Sandra & Judith Roth – Virtual Reality: Practice, Theory, & Promise<\/p>\n

Herbert, Nick – Faster Than Light: Superluminal Loopholes in Physics
\n – Quantum Reality: Beyond the New Physics<\/p>\n

Herer, Jack – Hemp & Marijuana Conspiracy: The Emperor Wears No Clothes<\/p>\n

Hoffman, Abbie – Steal This Book
\n – Steal This Urine Test: Fighting Drug Hysteria
\n – Soon To Be a Major Motion Picture
\n – Best of Abbie Hoffman<\/p>\n

Hofmann, Albert – Insight\/Outlook
\n – LSD: My Problem Child<\/p>\n

Hofstadter, Douglas R. – The Mind’s I: Reflections on Self & Soul<\/p>\n

Holmes, Thomas – Electronic and Experimental Music<\/p>\n

Home, Stewart – The Assault on Culture<\/p>\n

Hooper, Judith – Would the Buddha Wear A Walkman? Catalogue of Consciousness<\/p>\n

Hoy, ??? – Loompanics Greatest Hits<\/p>\n

Hoyle, Fred and Chandra Wickramasinghe – Living Comets<\/p>\n

Hutchison, Michael – Mega-brain. Consciousness, Brain growth, stimulation<\/p>\n

Huxley, Aldous – Brave New World (fiction)
\n – Brave New World Revisited (fiction)
\n – The Doors of Perception. Mescaline encounters
\n – Ends and Means. Nature of ideals and realization
\n – Heaven and Hell
\n – Island (fiction)
\n – Moksha. Hallucinogens, religious experiences, visions
\n – Perennial Philosophy. Philosophy and religion<\/p>\n

Huyssen, Andreas – After the Great Divide: Modernism, Mass Culture, Postmodern<\/p>\n

Jacobsen, Linda (ed) – Cyberarts: Exploring art and technology<\/p>\n

Jahn, robert and Brenda Dunne – Margins of Reality..Consciousnes….<\/p>\n

Jester, K. W. – Death Arms (fiction)
\n – Dr. Adder (fiction)
\n – Farewell Horizontal (fiction)
\n – Infernal Devices (fiction)
\n – The Glass hammer (fiction)<\/p>\n

Kadrey, Richard – Metrophage (fiction)<\/p>\n

Kawaguchi, Yoichiro – Growth Metamorphogenesis. Computer art<\/p>\n

Kehoe, Brendan – Zen and the Art of the Internet<\/p>\n

Kerouac, Jack – On the Road<\/p>\n

Kelly, James Patrick – Look Into the Sun (fiction)<\/p>\n

Kelly, Kevin – SIGNAL: Communications Tools of the Information Age<\/p>\n

Kesey, Ken – Sometimes a Great Notion. Autobiography
\n – Further Inquiry. Tales of the Merry Pranksters<\/p>\n

Key, William Bryan – Subliminal Seduction
\n – Media Sexploitation
\n – The Clam-Plate Orgy<\/p>\n

Kowalski, Roy – The Science of Virtual Reality and Virtual Environments<\/p>\n

Kroker, Arthur, and David Cook – The Postmodern Scene<\/p>\n

Krol, Ed – The Whole Internet User’s Guide & Catalog<\/p>\n

Krueger, Myron W. – Artificial Reality
\n – Artificial Reality II<\/p>\n

Kunetka, James – Nature’s End (fiction)<\/p>\n

Lacan, Jacques – Television<\/p>\n

Laidlaw, Marc – Dad’s Nuke (fiction)
\n – Neon Lotus (fiction)<\/p>\n

Landreth, Bill – Out of the Inner Circle. Hacking<\/p>\n

Langston, Christopher – Artificial Life 1
\n – Artificial Life 2<\/p>\n

LaQueye Tracey and Jeanne Ryer – The Internet Companion<\/p>\n

Laurel, Brenda – The Art of Human-Computer Interface Design
\n – Computers as Theatre<\/p>\n

Leary, Timothy – Changing My Mind, Among Others
\n – Flashbacks
\n – Info Psychology
\n – Neuropolitiques
\n – Politics of Ecstacy
\n – Psychedelic Experience<\/p>\n

LeGuin, Ursula – Always Coming Home (fiction)<\/p>\n

Lee, Marvin – Acid Dreams: CIA, LSD, and the Sixties<\/p>\n

Lem, Stanislaw – Memoirs Found in a Bathtub (fiction)
\n – Solaris
\n – The Futuroligcal Congress
\n – The Cyberiad
\n – One Human Minute
\n – Fiasco
\n – A Perfect Vacuum
\n – Imaginary Magnitude<\/p>\n

Lennon, John – Lost Prophetic Writings<\/p>\n

Levy, Steven – Hackers. Origins of hackers<\/p>\n

Lewit, S. N. – Cyberstealth (fiction)
\n – Dancing Vac (fiction)<\/p>\n

Leyner, Mark – My Cousin, My Gastroenterologist (fiction)
\n – American Made (fiction)
\n – I Was an Infinitely Hot and Dense Dot (fiction)<\/p>\n

Lilly, John – Center of the Cyclone: An Autobiography of Inner Space
\n – The Deep Self: Profound Relaxation….Isolation Tank
\n – Programming and Meta-programming the Human Biocomputer
\n – Simulations of God: The Science of Belief
\n – The Dyadic Cyclone: Autobiography of a Couple
\n – The Scientist: A Metaphysical Autobiography
\n – John Lilly, so far…<\/p>\n

Lippard, Lucy R. – Contemporary Art and the Art of Prehistory<\/p>\n

Lovecock, James – Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth<\/p>\n

Ludlow, ??? – Hasheesh eater: The Life of Pythagorean. published in 157!<\/p>\n

Lyotard, Jean-Francois – The Postmodern Condition: A Report on Knowledge<\/p>\n

Lyttle, ??? – Psychedelic Monographs and Essays Volumes #1-5<\/p>\n

Maddox, Tom – Halo (fiction)<\/p>\n

Malacalypse the Younger – The Principia Discordia. Church of the Subgenius<\/p>\n

Mandlebrot, Benoit – The Fractal Geometry of Nature<\/p>\n

Marcus, Greil – Lipstick Traces: A Secret History of the 20th Century<\/p>\n

Mason, Lisa – Arachne (fiction)<\/p>\n

McAfee, John – Computer Viruses, Worms….And Other Threats to your System<\/p>\n

McAffrey, Larry – Storming the Reality Studio. Cyberpunk, postmodern fiction
\n – Across the Wounded Galaxies<\/p>\n

McDonald, Ian – Out on Blue Six (fiction)<\/p>\n

McHale, Brian – Postmodern Fiction<\/p>\n

McKenna, Dennis – The Invisible Landscape<\/p>\n

McKenna, Terence – The Archaic Revival
\n – Food of the Gods
\n – True Hallucinations<\/p>\n

McLellan, H. – Virtual Reality: A Selected Bibliography<\/p>\n

McLuhan, Marshall – Verbi-Voco-Visual Explorations
\n – Through the Vanishing Point: Space in Poetry & Painting
\n – From Cliche to Archetype
\n – Culture is our Business
\n – Take Today: The Executve as Drop-Out
\n – The City as Classroom: Understanding Media & Language
\n – Laws of Media: The New Science
\n – The Global Village: TransformAtions in World Life…<\/p>\n

Milan, Victor – The Cybernetic Samurai (fiction)
\n – The Cybernetic Shogun (fiction)<\/p>\n

Minsky, Marvin – Society of Mind
\n – Robotics
\n – The Turing Option<\/p>\n

Misha – Red Spider, White Web (fiction)<\/p>\n

Mondo 2000 – A User’s Guide to the New Edge<\/p>\n

Moorcock, Michael – The Cornelious chronicles (fiction)<\/p>\n

Moravec, Hans – Mind Children<\/p>\n

Morgan, Ted – Literary Outlaw: Life & Times of William S. Burroughs<\/p>\n

Murphy, Pat – The Falling Woman (fiction)<\/p>\n

Myers, Norman – Gaia: An Atlas of Planet Management<\/p>\n

Nelson, Theodor – Cumpter Lib\/Dream Machines
\n – Literary Machines<\/p>\n

Orwell, George – 1984 (fiction)<\/p>\n

Otomo, Katsuhiro – Akira<\/p>\n

Pagels, Heinz – The Cosmic Code: Quantum Physics As Language of Nature<\/p>\n

Palmer, Thomas – Dream Science (fiction)<\/p>\n

Parker, Don – Fighting Computer Crime<\/p>\n

Parsegian, V. Lawrence – This Cybernetic World. Cybernetics<\/p>\n

Parfrey, Adam – Apocalypse Culture. Pomo\/industrialism
\n – Rants and Incendiary Tracts<\/p>\n

Pearson, Durk and Sandy Shaw – Life Extension: Practical Scientific Approach
\n – Life Extension Companion<\/p>\n

Peitgen, Heinz-Otto and Peter Richter – The Beauty of Fractals<\/p>\n

Pelton, Ross – Mind Food & Smart Pills. Neuropharmacology<\/p>\n

Penley, Constance & Andrew Ross (eds.) – Technoculture<\/p>\n

Perry, Paul – On the Bus. Story of Ken Kesey and Merry Pranksters
\n – Haight-Ashbury: A History<\/p>\n

Pickover, Clifford – Computers and the Imagination<\/p>\n

Pirsig, Robert – Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance<\/p>\n

Platt, Charles – The Silicon Man<\/p>\n

Pohl, Frederick – Beyond the Blue Event Horizon (fiction)
\n – Gateway (fiction)
\n – Heechee Rendezvous (fiction)
\n – Man Plus (fiction)
\n – The Annals of the Heechee (fiction)<\/p>\n

Porush, David – The Soft Machine: Cybernetic Fiction<\/p>\n

Potter, Beverly – Way of the Ronin. Career, vocation changes<\/p>\n

Powell, William – The Anarchists Cookbook. Drug abuse, explosives, firearms<\/p>\n

Pynchon, Thomas – Crying of Lot 49 (fiction)
\n – Gravity’s Rainbow (fiction)
\n – V (fiction)
\n – Vineland (fiction)<\/p>\n

Quarterman, John S. – The Matrix. Computer Networks<\/p>\n

Rand, Ayn – For the New Intellectual. Philosophy<\/p>\n

Ratsch, ??? – Gateway to Inner Space<\/p>\n

Regis, Ed – Great Mambo Chicken & the Transhuman Condition<\/p>\n

Re\/Search – Industrial Culture Handbook. Industrial musicians profiles
\n – Modern Primitives
\n – PRANKS!
\n – Angry Women<\/p>\n

Rheingold, Howard – Virtual Reality. Cybernetics, virtual reality, simulation<\/p>\n

Rivlin, Robert – The Algorithmic Image: Graphic Images of the Computer Age<\/p>\n

Roberts, Stevyn – Computing Across America<\/p>\n

Robinson, Spider – Mindkiller: A Novel of the Near Future (fiction)<\/p>\n

Ronell, Avital – The Telephone Book: Technology, Schizophrenia, ….
\n – Crack Wars: Literature, Addiction, Mania<\/p>\n

Roszak, Theodore – The Cult of Information: The Folklore of Computers…<\/p>\n

Rucker, Rudy – Software (fiction)
\n – Wetware (fiction)
\n – The Secret of Life (fiction)
\n – Masters of Space and Time (fiction)
\n – Spacetime Donuts (fiction)
\n – The 5th Franz Kafka (fiction)
\n – White Light (fiction)
\n – Mind Tools: The 5 Levels of Mathematical Reality
\n – The Fourth Dimension: A Guided Tour of the Higher Universes
\n – Transreal! (fiction)
\n – Semiotext(e) (ed. w\/ Robert A. Wilson, Peter Wilson)
\n – M2k: User’s Guide to the New Edge (ed. w\/ RU Sirius et al)<\/p>\n

Ruelle, David – Chance and Chaos<\/p>\n

Russo, Richard Paul – Inner Eclipse (fiction)
\n – Subterranean Gallery (fiction)
\n – Destroying Angel (fiction)<\/p>\n

Ryan, Thomas – The Adolescence of PI (fiction)<\/p>\n

Sarfatti, Jack – Space-Time and Beyond<\/p>\n

Schafer, Murray – The Tuning of the World. Electronic Music<\/p>\n

Schultes, Richard Evans – Plants of the Gods: Origins of Hallucinogens<\/p>\n

Schodt, Frederik – Inside the Robot Kingdom: …Coming Robotopia<\/p>\n

Sheldrake, Robert – A New Science of Life:….Formative Causation
\n – The Rebirth of Nature: Greening of Science and God
\n – The Presence of the Past: Morphic Resonance ….<\/p>\n

Shelley, Mary – Frankenstein (fiction)<\/p>\n

Sherman, Barry – Glimpses of Heaven, Visions of Hell. VR<\/p>\n

Shiner, Lewis – Frontera (fiction)
\n – Deserted Cities of the Heart (fiction)
\n – Slam (fiction)<\/p>\n

Shirley, John – Eclipse (fiction)
\n – Eclipse Corona (fiction)
\n – Eclipse Penumbra (fiction)
\n – Total Eclipse (fiction)
\n – City Come A’Walkin’ (fiction)
\n – Heatseeker (fiction)
\n – Transmaniacon (fiction)
\n – A Splendid Chaos (fiction)<\/p>\n

Shulgin, Ann and Alexander – PIKHAL: A Chemical Love Story
\n – The Controlled Substance Act<\/p>\n

Sieber, Ulrich – International Handbook on Computer Crime<\/p>\n

Sirius, R.U. & Rudy Rucker (eds) – A User’s Guide to the New Edge<\/p>\n

Smith, Thomas – Industrial Light & Magic: The Art of Special Effects<\/p>\n

Solomonides, Tony and Les Levidow – Compulsive Technology…<\/p>\n

Spinrad, Norman – Agent of Chaos (fiction)
\n – Little Heroes (fiction)
\n – Other Americas (fiction)
\n – Streetman (fiction)<\/p>\n

Stafford, Peter – Psychedelics Encyclopedia<\/p>\n

Stang, Ivan – High Weirdness By Mail. Fringes of culture sources
\n – Three-Fisted Tales of Bob. Subgenius<\/p>\n

Starks, ??? – Cocaine Fiends and Reefer Madness. Drugs on film<\/p>\n

Stelarc – Obsolete Body Suspensions<\/p>\n

Stephenson, Neal – Snow Crash (fiction)<\/p>\n

Sterling, Bruce – Artificial Kid (fiction)
\n – Crystal Express (fiction)
\n – Difference Engine (with William Gibson)
\n – Involution Ocean (fiction)
\n – Islands in the Net (fiction)
\n – Mirrorshades: A Cyberpunk Anthology (editor)
\n – Schizmatrix (fiction)
\n – The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder..Frontier
\n – Globalhead (fiction)<\/p>\n

Stevens, Jay – Storming Heaven: LSD & the American Dream<\/p>\n

Stoll, Clifford – The Cuckoo’s Egg. Hacking<\/p>\n

Sturgeon, Theodore – More Than Human (fiction)<\/p>\n

Swanwick, Michael – Vacuum Flowers (fiction)
\n – In the Drift (fiction)
\n – Stations of the Tide (fiction)<\/p>\n

Swezey, ??? – AMOK Dispatch<\/p>\n

Tamm, Eric – Brian Eno: His Music and the Vertical Color of Sound<\/p>\n

Thom, Rene – Semiophysics: A Sketch<\/p>\n

Thompson, Hunter S. – Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail ’72
\n – The Great Shark Hunt: Gonzo Papers 1
\n – Generation of Swine: Gonzo Papers 2
\n – Songs of the Doomed: Gonzo Papers 3<\/p>\n

Todd, Stephen and William Latham – Evolutionary Art and Computers<\/p>\n

Toffler, Alvin – Future Shock. Social Change
\n – The Third Wave. Social Change<\/p>\n

Turkle, Sherry – The Second Self: Computers & the Human Spirit<\/p>\n

2030, F.M. – Upwingers
\n – Are You A Transhuman?<\/p>\n

Tzara, Tristan – Seven Dada Manifestos and Lampistries<\/p>\n

Vallee, Jacques – The Network Revolution: Confessions of a Computer Scientist<\/p>\n

Varley, John – The Ophiuchi Hotline (fiction)
\n – Millenium (fiction)<\/p>\n

Vinge, Vernor – Marooned Across Real-time (fiction)
\n – True Names and Other Dangers (fiction)
\n – Threats and Other Promises (fiction)
\n – The Peace War (fiction)<\/p>\n

Vollman, William – You Bright and Risen Angels (fiction)<\/p>\n

Wade, ??? – Anarchist’s Guide to the BBS<\/p>\n

Warhol, Andy – Diaries
\n – POPism: The Warhol 60’s<\/p>\n

Weil, Andrew – Marriage of Sun & Moon: Quest for Unity in Consciousness
\n – Natural Mind: Investigation of Drugs and Higher Consciousness
\n – Chocoloate to Morphine: Understanding Mind-Active Drugs<\/p>\n

Wells, H.G. – The Island of Dr. Moreau<\/p>\n

Whole Earth Catalog – Essential Whole Earth Catalog
\n – The Fringes of Reason
\n – Signal, Communications for the Information Age
\n – Software Catalog
\n – Whole Earth Access Mail Order Catalog<\/p>\n

Wiener, Norbert – Cybernetics: Control & Communication in Animal and Machine
\n – The Human Use of Human Beings<\/p>\n

Williams, Walter Jon – Angel Station (fiction)
\n – Facets (fiction)
\n – Hardwired (fiction)
\n – Solips System (fiction)
\n – Voice of the Whirlwind (fiction)<\/p>\n

Wilson, Robert Anton – Cosmic Trigger
\n – Cosmic Trigger 2
\n – Historical Illuminatus Chronicles (fiction)
\n The Earth Will Shake
\n Nature’s God
\n The Widow’s Son
\n – Illuminati Papers
\n – The Illuminatus! Trilogy (fiction)
\n – Ishtar Rising
\n – Masks of the Illuminati (fiction)
\n – New Inquisition
\n – Prometheus Rising
\n – Quantum Psychology
\n – Right Where You are Sitting Now
\n – Schrodinger’s Cat Trilogy (fiction)
\n – Sex & Drugs, A Journey Beyond Limits
\n – The Earth Will Shake (fiction)
\n – The Widow’s Son (fiction)
\n – The Book of the Breast
\n – Natural Law, or Don’t put a Rubber on your Willy
\n – Wilhelm Reich in Hell
\n – Coincidence: A Head Test<\/p>\n

Windling, Terri (editor) – Borderlands (fiction)
\n – Bordertown (fiction)<\/p>\n

Wolfe, Tom – Electrik Kool-Aid Acid Test. Kesey & Pranksters & Haight-Ashbury<\/p>\n

Wolfram, Stephen – Mathematica: System for Doing Mathematics by Computer<\/p>\n

Womack, Jack – Ambient (fiction)
\n Terraplane (fiction)
\n Heathern (fiction)<\/p>\n

Wright, Robert – Three Scientists and Their Gods. Information age<\/p>\n

Zahn, Timothy – Cobra (fiction)
\n – Cobra Bargain (fiction)
\n – Cobra Strike (fiction)<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n

:::::: * End of FutureCulture FAQ Part 2<\/p>\n

c o n t i n u e d i n p a r t 3
\n________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n

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::: * Begin FutureCulture FAQ Part 3 (of 3)<\/p>\n

c o n t i n u a t i o n o f p a r t 1 a n d 2
\n________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | Videos: |
\n |___________|<\/p>\n

(this is meant to be a broad base of futuristic or trippy movies, and,
\nas in the music category, everyone has their own personal tastes and
\nopinions, and this list would vary from person to person)<\/p>\n

The Abyss (sci-fi)
\nAeon Flux (anime)
\nAkira (anime)
\nAlien[s, s^3] (sci-fi)
\nArise: The Subgenius video
\nAltered States (drama\/sci-fi)
\nBlade Runner & Director’s Cut (science fiction)
\nBliss (drama)
\nBrainstorm (sci-fi)
\nBrazil (science fiction\/fantasy)
\nBurroughs: The Movie (docudrama)
\nChaos, Eros, Gaia: A Post-Savage Oracle (computer)
\nA Clockwork Orange (science fiction)
\nComputers, Freedom, and Privacy Videos
\nCyberia on U-Network (music, animation)
\nCyberpunk: First Program… (Intercon productions) (documentary)
\nCyberpunk (anime)
\nCyberspace, Power and Culture (documentary)
\nDreamscape (sci-fi\/fantasy)
\nDrugstore Cowboy (drama)
\nDune (science fiction)
\nEmergency Broadcast Network Video
\nExperiment at Petaluma (Terence McKenna)
\nHardware (science fiction)
\nHip Tech and High Lit (?)
\nJacob’s Ladder (drama)
\nKoyaanisqatsi (documentary)
\nThe Lawnmower Man (science fiction\/fantasy)
\nLiquid Sky (drama\/sci-fi)
\nMax Headroom (science fiction)
\nMetropolis (science fiction\/pomo)
\nMind’s Eye (computer animation)
\nMTV’s Buzz (documentary\/soundbytes)
\nMTV’s Buzz Cut (music)
\nMTV’s Liquid Television (anime\/animated)
\nNaked Lunch (drama)
\nThe 90’s (Television station\/show – documentary)
\nPowaqatsi (documentary)
\nanything by Psychic TV (Genesis P-Orridge) (music)
\nanything by Re\/Search (SRI, Modern Prim, etc.)
\nRoad Warrior and sequels (scifi)
\nRobocop and sequels (scifi)
\nRocky Horror Picture Show (musical\/science-fiction\/fantasy)
\nSid & Nancy (drama\/musical)
\nSIGGRAPH Video Reviews (computer graphics)
\nSlacker (docudrama)
\nSneakers (drama)
\nStar Trek: TOS (scifi)
\nStar Trek: TNG (scifi)
\nStar Trek Movies (scifi)
\nStar Wars, etc. (scifi)
\nStrange Attractor
\nanything by Survival Research Laboratories (SRL)
\n2001 A Space Odyssey (science fiction)
\n2600’s Hacking Video (featured on ‘Now It can Be Told’)(documentary)
\nTerminal Man (sci-fi)
\nTerminator and sequel(s) (scifi)
\nThinking Allowed Video Collection (fringe science)
\nTHX 1138 (science fiction)
\nTotal Recall (science fiction)
\nTowers Open fire (with William S Burroughs)
\nThe Trip (drama)
\nTron (science fiction\/fantasy)
\nThe Wall (musical\/docudrama)
\nVideodrome (sci-fi\/horror)
\nVideo Toaster Demo Tape (computer graphics)
\nVirtual Reality 1991 (documentary)
\nWax or the discovery of television among the bees
\n (email Artist #1 – artist1@rdrc.rpi.edu for info.)
\nWax Trax Promotional Sampler Video (music)
\nWar Games (drama)
\nWoodstock (documentary)<\/p>\n

_______________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | Music: |
\n |__________|<\/p>\n

(music is music and you like what you like, but here is a list of
\ngroups to consider…..Undoubtedly you will argue with my
\ncategorizations and selections, but each person has their own tastes
\nand preferences and opinions, so please don’t make a big deal out of
\nit… Obviously this list is by no means definitive – that truly would
\nbe impossible, but it should be enough to get you started in the right
\ndirections….)<\/p>\n

Classic\/Classic-Progressive\/Progressive\/etc.
\n——————————————–
\nAllan Parsons Project
\nThe Black Crowes
\nDavid Bowie
\nCan
\nClash
\nThe Doors
\nElectric Light Orchestra
\nEmerson, Lake, & Palmer
\nGrateful Dead
\nJimi Hendrix
\nKing Crimson
\nLed Zeppelin
\nMarillion
\nGary Numan
\nPhish
\nPink Floyd
\nPolice
\nPrimus
\nQueensryche
\nRamones
\nRed Hot Chilli Peppers
\nRush
\nSmashing Pumpkins
\nPatti Smith
\nTalking Heads
\nThin White Rope
\nThe Velvet Underground
\nViolent Femmes
\nTom Waits
\nWar
\nWeen
\nNeil Young (the unrelease cp\/computer-experiment thing he did awhile back)
\nYes
\nFrank Zappa<\/p>\n

DJ’s\/Mixers\/etc.
\n—————-
\nThe Beatmasters
\nJoey Beltram
\nCoil
\nFrankie Bones
\nJim Cauty (KLF)
\nDNA
\nTerry Farley
\nFrankie Knuckles
\nGraham Massey (808 State)
\nMayday
\nMeat Beat Manifesto
\nDave Morales
\nTommy Musto
\nPaul Oakenfold
\nSteve Osborne
\nDr. Alex Paterson (the Orb)
\nRenegade Soundwave
\nEvil Ed Richards
\nMark Ryder
\nThrash (the Orb)
\nAndrew Weatherall<\/p>\n

Industrial\/etc.
\n—————
\nBigod 20
\nBraindead Sound Machine
\nCabaret Voltaire
\nChris & Cosey
\nClockDVA
\nCoil
\nConsolidated
\nCop Shoot Cop
\nCyberactif
\nEinsturzende Neubauten
\nExtreme Noise Terror
\nFoetus
\nFront 242
\nFrontline Assembly
\nEdward Ka-spel
\nKMFDM
\nLegendary Pink Dots
\nLFO
\nMC 900 Ft. Jesus
\nMeat Beat Manifesto
\nMinistry
\nMoev
\nMy Life with the Thrill Kill Cult
\nNine Inch Nails
\nNegativland
\nNitzer Ebb
\n1000 Homo DJ’s
\nPigface
\nPsychic TV
\nRenegade Soundwave
\nRise Robot Rise
\nSkinny Puppy
\nSPK
\nTest Dept.
\nThrobbing Gristle
\nWolfgang Press<\/p>\n

Manchester\/Madchester\/Overground Dance\/Shoegazer\/etc.
\n—————————————————–
\nArt of Noise
\nBeloved
\nBlur
\nBreeders
\nCarter: The Unstoppable Sex Machine
\nChapterhouse
\nCharlatans
\nCurve
\nDepeche Mode
\nHappy Mondays
\nInformation Society
\nInspiral Carpets
\nJames
\nLush
\nMoose
\nMy Bloody Valentine
\nNed’s Atomic Dustbin
\nPop Will Eat Itself
\nPrimal Scream
\nRide
\nSlowdive
\nSoup Dragons
\nStone Roses
\nSwervedriver
\nWedding Present<\/p>\n

New Age\/Experimental\/Experimental Jazz\/etc.
\n——————————————-
\nLaurie Anderson
\nJohn Cage
\nCocteau Twins
\nDead Can Dance
\nBrian Eno
\nMichael Hedges
\nKitaro
\nTod Machover
\nRiley McLaughlin
\nSomerset Mau-Mau
\nKarlheinz Stockhausen
\nSun Ra
\nTangerine Dream
\nGary Thomas
\nVangelis<\/p>\n

Punk\/Thrash\/Hardcore\/Grindcore\/Harder stuff\/etc.
\n————————————————
\nAgent Orange
\nAgnostic Front
\nBad Brains
\nBeat Happening
\nBlack Flag
\nDead Kennedys
\nDinosaur, Jr.
\nFear
\nFirehose
\nFugazi
\nGodflesh
\nGwar
\nHanoi Rocks
\nHead Candy
\nHelmet
\nHusker Du
\nL7
\nMelvins
\nNapalm Death
\nPaleface
\nPavement
\nPublic Image Limited
\nResidents
\nRollins Band
\nSex Pistols
\nSigue Sigue Sputnik
\nSocial Distortion
\nSonic Youth
\nThink Tree
\nVoivod<\/p>\n

Rap\/Hip-Hop\/etc.
\n—————-
\nAfrika Bambaata
\nBeastie Boys
\nBoogie Down Productions
\nBrand Nubians
\nCypress Hill
\nDe La Soul
\nDel Tha Funkee Homosapien
\nDigital Underground
\nDisposable Heroes of HipHoprisy
\nDisposable Planets
\nDream Warriors
\nEric B and Rakim
\nGangstarr
\nGeto Boys
\nGrandmaster Flash
\nHouse of Pain
\nIce-T
\nIce Cube
\nJungle Brothers
\nLL Cool J
\nMarkie Mark
\nMC Lyte
\nNWA
\nPM Dawn
\nPoor Righteous Teachers
\nPublic Enemy
\nQueen Latifah
\nStetsasonic
\nA Tribe Called Quest
\nUrban Dance Squad
\nX-Clan<\/p>\n

Reggae\/Ska\/Dancehall\/Jamaican\/etc.
\n———————————-
\nAswad
\nEddie Grant
\nBob Marley
\nZiggy Marley
\nJacob Miller
\nShabba Ranks
\nPeter Tosh
\nYellowman<\/p>\n

Spoken Word\/Rants\/Essayists\/Poetry
\n———————————-
\nJello Biafra
\nWilliam S. Burroughs
\nJoseph Campbell
\nDalai Lama
\nRam Dass
\nUmberto Eco
\nBruce Eisner
\nAllen Ginsberg
\nJames Gleick
\nStan Grof
\nNick Herbert
\nAlbert Hofmann
\nAldous Huxley
\nJ. Krishnamurti
\nJaron Lanier
\nTimothy Leary
\nJohn Lilly
\nTerence McKenna
\nMarshall McLuhan
\nBhagwan Shree Rajneesh
\nTom Robbins
\nRudy Rucker
\nNorman Spinrad
\nJay Stevens
\nAndrew Weil
\nColin Wilson
\nRobert Anton Wilson<\/p>\n

Techno\/Rave\/Club\/Underground Dance\/House\/Amibent House\/etc.
\n———————————————————–
\n[Note: for the sake of space, techno compilation albums have been
\nremoved. However, you should know that many such cds exist, and are a
\ngood place to start in techno music – see Vitamin B’s excellent
\nalt.rave FAQ for info]<\/p>\n

Altern8
\nAphex Twin
\nBaby Ford
\nBarracudda (Moby)
\nBass-o-Matic
\nBizzarre Inc.
\nBlue Pearl
\nBomb the Bass
\nBrainstorm (Moby)
\nCandy Flip
\nChurch of Extacy
\nGary Clail \/ On U-Sound System
\nDee-Lite
\nDHS
\nD-Mob
\n808 State
\nEnigma
\nEon
\nFini Tribe
\nFortran 5
\nFuse
\nFuture Sound of London
\nBoy George (Jesus Loves You \/ Martyr Mantras)
\nThe Grid
\nGuru Josh
\nA Guy Called Gerald
\nHuman Resource
\nHypnotone
\nInner City
\nIsotonik
\nJam and Spoon
\nKLF
\nKraftwerk
\nL.A. Style
\nLil Louis
\nLFO
\nLords of Acid
\nM\/A\/R\/R\/S
\nMessiah
\nMoby
\nM-People
\nMr. Fingers
\nNexus 21
\nNew Order
\nN-Joi
\nOpus III
\nOrb
\nWilliam Orbit
\nOrbital
\nProdigy
\nQuadrophonia
\nRichie Rich
\nS-Express
\nShamen
\nSpace
\nSpiral Tribe
\nSt. Etienne
\nSun Electric
\nSystem 7 (777)
\nTechnotronic
\nT99
\nTodd Terry
\n2 Unlimited
\nUltramarine
\nUtah Saints
\nVoodoo Child (Moby)
\nWorld of Twist
\nYazz<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | Drugs: |
\n |___________|<\/p>\n

[*NOTE* – This is provided for informational purposes only. I do not
\nnecessarily condone the use of these drugs. I sincerely suggest you
\ndo a lot more thurough research if you plan to use any of the
\nsubstances listed below. Much of the information was obtained through
\nthe FAQs from alt.drugs – Please check out the alt.drugs archives on
\nftp sites, where available – 2 ftp sites containging more thurough and
\naccurate drug information are listed in the FTPable files section.]<\/p>\n

[MAO Inhibitors – When using an MAO Inhibiting drug, don’t ingest
\nanything that contains potentially dangerous amines – could produce
\nawful, deadly side-effects. MAO Inhibitors: sedatives,
\ntranquilizers, antihistamines, narcotics, alcohol, amphetamines,
\nmescaline, asarone, nutmeg, macromerine, ephedrine, dill\/parsley\/wild
\nfennel oil, cocoa, coffee (caffeine-high substances, aged cheese, and
\ntyrosine-containing foods]<\/p>\n

Nootropics\/”Smart Drugs”
\n————————
\nCentrophenoxine (Lucidril)
\n -anti-aging effects
\n -intelligence booster<\/p>\n

Choline\/Lecithin:
\n -aids in production of acetylcholine
\n -memory-boosting<\/p>\n

DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone)
\n -anti-aging
\n -appetite suppressant
\n -protects neurons from senility degenerative conditions<\/p>\n

DMAE
\n -assists in some aspects of memory
\n -increases acetylcholine levels<\/p>\n

Gingko
\n -blood vessel dilators<\/p>\n

Hydergine (Ergoloid Mesylates)
\n -increases blood supply, oxygen to brain
\n -reduces tired, dizziness
\n -normalizes systolic pressure
\n -increases intelligence
\n -improves mental function
\n -enhances brain metabolism<\/p>\n

L-phenylalanine
\n -antidepressant
\n -stimulate’s the release of your body’s appetite-suppressants
\n -improves memory and mental alertness
\n -may increase sexual interest
\n -do not use with MAO inhibitors
\n -amino acid<\/p>\n

Phenytoin (Dilantin)<\/p>\n

Piracetam (Nootropyl)
\n -cognitive enhancer
\n -memory improver<\/p>\n

Propranolol Hydrochloride (Inderal)<\/p>\n

Sulbutiamine (Arcalion)
\n -improves long-term memory
\n -facilitates wakefulness
\n -speeds reaction time
\n -decreases anxiety<\/p>\n

Vasopressin (Diapid – Nasal Spray)
\n -helps aid in processing new memories
\n -improves attention, concentration, recall
\n -helps clear your mind when under the influence of other
\n substances
\n -Marijuana & alcohol inhibit the release of vasopressin
\n -Cocaine, LSD, Amphetamines deplete vasopressin
\n -(if you use illegal ‘non-smart’ drugs, you might want some
\n of this)<\/p>\n

Vincamine (Oxicebral)
\n -aids in alertness
\n -increases activity<\/p>\n

Vinpocetine (Cavinton)
\n -memory enhancer<\/p>\n

Xanthinol Nicotinate<\/p>\n

Psychedelics\/Hallucinogens\/Empathenogens\/Etc.
\n———————————————<\/p>\n

Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds
\n -usage: 4-6 seeds from a seed pod
\n -eat on empty stomach after removing coating
\n -nausea likely
\n -similar to LSD with less visual effects, 6-8 hrs.<\/p>\n

LSD
\n -lysergic acid diethylamide-25, acid, cid, sid, lucy in the
\n sky, sugarcubes, blotter, tabs, microdots, windowpaine, etc.
\n -causes hallucinations, altering\/distortion of vision,
\n auditory, time, enhancement of sensations, motor
\n difficulties, loss of concentration or consistent thought,
\n pupil dilation (or opposite)
\n -not physically addictive, can be psychologically, though
\n -trip usually averages around 8-12 hours
\n -post-usage effects may include insomnia, jitters,
\n temporary\/permanent psychosis, flashbacks, permanent trails, nausea
\n -usage: taken orally or licked, usually on blotter paper, sugarcubes,
\n jello, dropper, also eyeballs
\n -strychnine rumors\/myths persist
\n -dosage is usually unknown
\n -150-200 mics usually induces heavy trip
\n -those with heart\/physical problems, low tolerance should avoid
\n -set (your idea of what the drug will do \/ mood) and setting
\n (where you are and who you’re with) have a _lot_ to do with
\n the outcome of what LSD does. First time trippers should
\n trip only with people they trust that have tripped before,
\n and in a place where unexpected “bad” things will not happen
\n (police come in, parents, etc). Tim Leary has lots of info
\n on what could be done. Reading his books can only help.<\/p>\n

Marijuana
\n -cannabis, pot, weed, mj, mary jane, etc. etc.
\n -consumption: joints, bongs, pipes, hash brownies, tea, etc.
\n -produces some distortions, feeling of happiness
\n -when stoned, your eyelids become heavy
\n -we don’t really need much more info, do we?<\/p>\n

Morning Glory Seeds (Ipomoea)
\n -arborescens, carnea, costata, leptophylia, meulleri, murucoides,
\n purpurea, violacea
\n -usage: 5-10 grams
\n -consumption: orally, grind\/soak\/strain & drink, sprout by
\n soaking
\n -most are chemically treated – can induce nausea, vomiting,
\n diarrhea
\n -effects: trip-like but less hallucinogenic than lsd, 6 hours,
\n less intense<\/p>\n

MDMA
\n -ecstacy, X, E, XTC
\n -empathenogen
\n -like a combo of LSD and Speed (the ‘MA’ is methamphetamine)
\n -effects similar to LSD, little or no visual hallucinations
\n auditory\/visual\/time perception altered, sensations increased,
\n extreme emotional awareness, trips average around 6 hours
\n -XTC many times cause the user to “love” everything. Beware
\n of taking X with people you know little about. (You may end
\n up giving your car keys to your worst enemy). Any touch to
\n your skin (in a sexual sense) feels like heaven, even though
\n sex may be impossible.
\n -usage: pills, caplets, in water
\n -street stuff may contain many different varieties of different
\n substances
\n -much debate over toxicity and neuro-toxicity
\n -set and setting are extremely important, as with LSD
\n -long-term use can result in liver damage<\/p>\n

Mushrooms (Psilocybin)
\n -Baeocystis (potent), caerulipes (blue foot), coprophila
\n (dung-loving) cubensis (common large), cyanescens (bluing),
\n pelliculosa (conifer) semilanceata (liberty cap), stunzii
\n (stunz’s blue legs), amanita muscaria (fly agaric), conocybe
\n smithii (bog conocybe), gymopilus spectabilis (big laughing
\n gym)
\n -never ingest unless positively identified by a mycologist to be
\n non-poisonous
\n -effective dose of dried mushrooms: 1 gram (one or two whole
\n mushrooms)
\n -best taken on an empty stomach
\n -consumption: orally, smoked, tea (water + dried fragments)
\n -effects: trip lasting 6 hours or so, more visual & less
\n auditory than LSD, alters sound-perception though not as
\n radically as LSD
\n -physical effects: liquid breathing, headache
\n -effects occur quicker, generally, than with LSD<\/p>\n

Nutmeg
\n -usage: 5-20 grams of freshly ground
\n -effects: heavy buzz, promotes lethargy, sleep, nausea, dry mouth,
\n pupil dilation<\/p>\n

Yohimbe bark
\n -usage: 6-10 teaspoons of shaved bark boiled in water & drank
\n can also be smoked
\n -effects: aphrodisiac (supposedly), perception changes (mild)
\n lasts 2-4 hours, insomnia, nausea possible
\n -rumored to cause longer-term erections in men. cool.<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | Software: |
\n |_____________|<\/p>\n

AcidWarp (IBM)
\ntrippy graphics
\navailable on many ftp sites<\/p>\n

AfterDark (Macintosh)
\nessential Macintosh screen-savers
\nBerkeley Systems
\n2095 Rose Street
\nBerkeley, CA 94709
\n510.540.5535<\/p>\n

The Beauty of Fractals Lab (Macintosh)
\nfractals<\/p>\n

Beyond Cyberpunk HyperCard Stack (Macintosh)
\nby Mark Frauenfelder, Gareth Branwyn, and Peter Sugarman
\ndefinitive cybperunk resource
\nThe Computer Lab
\nRoute 4 Box 54C
\nLouisa, VA 23093
\n(also available on some ftp sites)<\/p>\n

Disenfactant (Macintosh)
\nvirus protection
\n510.849.9114
\nfree!<\/p>\n

Color Cyclers (many platforms)
\ntrippy effects
\navailable on many ftp sites for many platforms<\/p>\n

Dr. T’s Music Software
\n100 Crescent Rd. Suite 1-B
\nNeedham, MA 02194
\n617.455.1454
\n617.455.1460 (fax)<\/p>\n

Fractal Graphics (many platforms)
\nmany different sets available for many platforms
\nfrom a variety of ftp sites<\/p>\n

GIF\/JPEG Art (many platforms)
\nthe standard compressions for computer art
\nviewers available for many platforms on many ftp sites<\/p>\n

Jam facotry (Macintosh)
\nmusic software<\/p>\n

James Gleick’s Chaos: The Software (IBM)
\nAutodesk, Inc.
\nScience Services Dept.
\n2320 Marinship Way
\nSausalito, CA 94965
\n800.228.3601
\n415.289.4718 (fax)
\n$59.95 + $8 S&H<\/p>\n

M (Macintosh)
\nmusic software<\/p>\n

Mathematica 2.0 (Macintosh, IBM, Sun, Silicon Graphics)
\nchaos software
\nWolfram research Inc.
\nPO Box 6059
\nChampaign, IL 61826-6059
\n217.398.0700
\n217.398.0747 (fax)<\/p>\n

Mind Mirror (IBM)
\n“headware” from timothy Leary
\nMindware
\n800.447.0477
\n$29.95<\/p>\n

MOD files (many platforms)
\nsound\/music files
\navailable on many ftp sites
\nplayers available for many platforms (Amiga, Mac, Apple \/\/gs, etc.)<\/p>\n

Rudy Rucker’s Cellular Automata Laboratory (IBM)
\ncellular automata
\nAutodesk, Inc.
\nScience Services Dept.
\n2320 Marinship Way
\nSausalito, CA 94965
\n800.228.3601
\n415.289.4718 (fax)
\n$59.95 + $8 S&H<\/p>\n

SAM (Macintosh)
\nvirus protection
\nSymantec
\n135 South Rd.
\nBedford, MA 01730
\n800.64THINK
\n617.275.4800
\n617.275.2124
\n$99.95<\/p>\n

Spaceship Warlock (Macintosh)
\nReactor, Inc.
\n800.843.9497 (Educorp)
\n$69.95 + S&H<\/p>\n

Timewave (IBM)
\nTerence McKenna’s fractal theories on disk
\nSound Photosynthesis
\nPO Box 2111
\nMill Valley, CA 94942<\/p>\n

UpBeat 2.0 (Macintosh)
\nmusic sftware<\/p>\n

Xanadu Hypertext System
\nXanadu OPerating Company
\n550 California Avenue
\nPalo Alto, CA 94306
\n415.856.4112
\n415.856.2251 (fax)<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | Merchandise\/Companies: |
\n |__________________________|<\/p>\n

Abbie Yo-Yo Inc.
\nPO Box 15
\nWorcester, MA 01613
\n -things related to Abbie Hoffman<\/p>\n

Albert Hofmann Foundation
\n8683 West Pico Blvd. Mailbox #107
\nLos Angeles, CA 90035
\n310.281.8110 (voice mail)
\n -“an international library for the scientific study of
\n psychedelic substances and human consciousness”<\/p>\n

Ameba
\n1732 Haight St.
\nSan Francisco, CA 94117
\n415.750.9368
\n800.292.6322 (800.BYAMEBA)
\n -Rave clothes and stuff<\/p>\n

Amok
\nPO Box 861867 Terminal Annex
\nLos Angeles, CA 90086-1867
\n -hard to find\/underground books
\n catalog is $9 (400 pages)<\/p>\n

AquaThought Foundation
\n22321 Susana Ave.
\nTorrance, CA 90503
\n310.316.4564
\nchinon@well.sf.ca.us
\n -dolphins and humans and computers and communication<\/p>\n

Autodesk, Inc.
\n2320 Marinship Way
\nSausalito, CA 94965
\n -makers of Chaos software. $59.95<\/p>\n

Autonomedia
\n55 Sotuh 11th Street
\nNY, NY 11211
\n -edge\/post-modern publishing company<\/p>\n

Kevin Begos, Jr.
\nApartment #4d
\n1411 York Ave
\nNew York, NY 10021
\n212.650.9324
\n -Agrippa: A Book of the Dead
\n -$450 – $7,500<\/p>\n

Behind the Post Office
\n1504 Haight St.
\nsan Francisco, CA 94117
\n415.861.2507
\n -rave clothes and stuff<\/p>\n

Berkeley Designs
\n2615 Shasta Rd
\nBerkeley, CA 94708
\n510.549.0129
\n -sells t-shirts with fractal and cyberpunk designs (90’s tie-dye’s)
\n send a SASE<\/p>\n

Books by Phone
\nBox 522
\nBerkeley, CA 94701
\n800.858.2665 (orders)
\n510.548.2124 (info)
\n -large library of hard-to-find books related to CP, drugs, etc.
\n nice resource, but you pay a lot for it \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

Chaos Computer Club,
\nSchwenckestr 85, D-2000
\nHamburg 20, Germany<\/p>\n

Church Of SubGenius
\nPO Box 140306
\nDallas, TX 75214<\/p>\n

The Computer Lab
\nRt 4 Box 54C
\nLouisa, VA 23093
\n800.562.1638
\n -the well-known 5.5meg HyperCard stack Beyond CyberPunk, $29.95<\/p>\n

Consumertronics
\n2011 Crescent Dr.
\nPO Drawer 537
\nAlamogordo, NM 88310
\n505.434.0234
\n500.434.0234 (fax – orders only)
\n -hacking\/phreaking manuals<\/p>\n

Criminal Research Products
\n206-218 East Hector Street
\nConshocken, PA 19428
\n -investigative equipment and electronic surveillance items.<\/p>\n

Cyberpunk Books
\nPrince St. Station
\nPO Box 96
\nNY, NY 10012
\n -write for a list<\/p>\n

Dreammachine Plans (by Brion Gysin)
\nOV Press
\nPO Box 18223
\nDenver, CO 80218<\/p>\n

The Electronic Frontier Foundation, Inc.
\n155 2nd St.
\nCambridge, MA 02141
\n617.864.1550 (voice)
\n617.864.0886 (fax)
\neff@eff.org
\n -group protecting your rights on-line<\/p>\n

Excalibur Enterprises
\nP.O. BOX 266
\nEmmans, PA 18049
\n -night vision devices
\n -catalog costs $5<\/p>\n

Flashback Books
\n906 Samuel Drive
\nPetaluma, CA 94952
\n707.762.4714
\n -rare and out-of-print books, psychedelia<\/p>\n

FringeWare Inc.
\n2507 Roehampton
\nAustin, TX 78745-6964
\n800.GUT.MEEK
\n512.477.1366
\nfringeware@wixer.cactus.org
\n -sells “fringe” software, and other items<\/p>\n

Further Connections
\nWaves Forest
\nPO Box 768
\nMonterey, CA 93940
\n -fringe science<\/p>\n

Heathkit
\nPO Box 1288
\nBenton Harbor, MI 49022
\n800.253.0570
\n -robots<\/p>\n

Housewares
\n1322 Haight St.
\nSan Francisco, CA 94117
\n415.252.1440
\n -rave clothes and stuff<\/p>\n

Hyperdelic\/TransMedia Foundation
\n415.956.9776
\n -rave\/psychedelic video<\/p>\n

InHome Health Services
\nBox 3112
\nCH-2800 Delemont
\nSwitzerland
\n -nootropics<\/p>\n

Interlab
\nBCM Box 5890
\nLondon WC1N 3XX
\nEngland
\n -nootropics<\/p>\n

Kodak Center for Creative Imaging
\n800.428.7400
\n -classes in electronic imaging taught by experts
\n on state of the art equipment<\/p>\n

Timothy Leary
\nBox 69886
\nLA, CA 90069<\/p>\n

Loompanics, Ltd.
\nPO Box 1197
\nPort Townsend, WA 98368
\n -carries a large collection of underground\/hard-to-find books
\n -send for a catalog<\/p>\n

MAPS (Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies)
\n1801 Tippah Ave.
\nCharlotte, NC 28205.<\/p>\n

Mark Ziesing Books
\nPO Box 76
\nShingleton, CA 96088
\n800.869.0348
\n916.474.1580
\n -mail-order cp\/sf book service
\n -send $1 for a catalog<\/p>\n

Media Magic
\nPO Box 507
\nNicasio, CA 94946
\n415.662.2426
\n -books, videos, merchandise related to vr, cyberspace<\/p>\n

Mouser Electronics
\n11433 Woodside Avenue
\nSantee, CA 92071
\n -sells most electronic components parts and equipment<\/p>\n

Myron Kreuger \/ Artificial Reality
\n55 Edith
\nVernon, CT 06066
\n203.871.1375
\n -custom vr<\/p>\n

Nettwerk Records
\nAttn: Mail Order
\n1755 Robson St.
\nBox 330
\nVancouver, British Columbia
\nV6G3B7
\n -record company<\/p>\n

NewTek, Inc.
\n215 SE 8th St.
\nTopeka, KS 66603
\n800.843.8934
\n -makers of the Video Toaster
\n -send ’em $4.95 for a demo tape of what the Video Toaster does<\/p>\n

Nomadic Research Labs
\nPO Box 2185
\nEl Segundo, CA 90245
\n -Steve Roberts<\/p>\n

Nutrient Cafe Wholesale
\nPO Box 170156
\nSan Francisco, CA 94117-0156
\n -high tech nutrient mixtures<\/p>\n

…of the jungle
\nPO Box 1801
\nSebastopol, CA 95473
\n -legal highs and such<\/p>\n

Ono-Sendai Corporation
\n332 3rd Avenue,
\nSan Francisco, CA 94118-2403
\n415.387.OSVR.
\nosendai@well.sf.ca.us
\n -information on _affordably_ VR systems.
\n -the people advertising in Mondo 2K, pg 7 (issue #7)<\/p>\n

Paladin Press
\nPO Box 1307
\nBoulder, CO 80306
\n -obscure books<\/p>\n

Re\/Search Publications
\n70 Romolo Street #B
\nSan Francisco, CA 94133
\n -underground\/fringe subject matter magazine publications
\n -sex, cyberpunk, industrial and alternative lifestyles<\/p>\n

SIGGRAPH (ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Graphics)
\n212.869.7440 (membership info)
\n212.764.5537 (fax)(membersahip info)
\n312.644.66190 (conference info)
\n312.321.6976 (fax)conference info)<\/p>\n

Silent Records
\n540 Alabama St. Suite 315
\nSan Francisco, CA 94110
\n -industrial\/import\/experimental music<\/p>\n

Skyline Books
\nPO Box T
\nForest Knolls, CA 94933
\n -beat-generation, counterculture, and pomo literature<\/p>\n

Smart Products
\n870 Market Street Suite 1262
\nSan Francisco, CA 94102
\n800.858.6520
\n415.989.2500<\/p>\n

Sound Photosynthesis
\nPO Box 2111
\nMill Valley, CA 94942
\n -recordings of speeches and rants by many famous new edge people
\n -catalog $2<\/p>\n

Spectrum Dynamics
\n2016 Main St. Ste #1207
\nHouston, TX 77002-8843
\n -vr merchandise\/products
\n -20pg catalog is $15<\/p>\n

SST Records
\nPO Box 1
\nLawndale, CA 90260
\n -send for catalog<\/p>\n

Steve Jackson Games
\nPO Box 18957
\nAustin, TX 78760<\/p>\n

STZ Corporation
\nPO Box 22
\nMonmouth, Gwent NP5 3XU
\nUnited Kingdom
\n -rave t-shirts and clothing<\/p>\n

Sub Pop Mail Order
\n1932 1st Avenue #1103
\nSeattle, WA 98101
\n -send for catalog<\/p>\n

Sudona, Desktop Computing for Women’s Health
\n2118 Guadalupe, Suite 195
\nAustin TX 78705
\n800.488.6335
\ndonna@well.sf.ca.us
\n -Menstat(tm)2.0…First desktop software to track and estimate
\n menstrual cycles..<\/p>\n

TOPYUS (Psychic TV)
\nPO Box 18223
\nDenver, CO 80218
\n -Genesis P-Orridge’s Psychic TV
\n -send a SASE for info on Psychic TV, catalogs, albums, t-shirts,
\n videos, books, etc.<\/p>\n

VPL Research, Inc.
\n950 Tower Lane, 14th floor
\nFoster City, CA 94404
\n415.312.0200
\n -Jaron Lanier’s famous virtual reality firm
\n (now-defunct???)<\/p>\n

Wax Trax Records
\n1659 North Damen Avenue
\nChicago, Illinois 60647
\n312.252.1000
\n312.252.1007 (fax)
\n -send SASE for catalog<\/p>\n

Whole Toon Access
\nPO Box 369
\nIssaquah, WA 98027
\n206.391.8747
\n206.391.9064 (fax)
\n -videotapes, graphic novels, comics, anime, etc.
\n -write for catalog<\/p>\n

Xochipili
\nLord Nose
\nPO Box 170473M
\nSan Francisco, CA 94117
\n -Xochi Speaks poster & Guide to Psychedelics available for $25<\/p>\n

Zentech
\nBox 138
\nMorgan Bay Rd.
\nSurry, ME 04684
\n -cyberpunk, virtual reality merchandise<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________
\n | |
\n | see ya! |
\n |___________|<\/p>\n

Welp, that looks like it for now. Have fun!<\/p>\n

Many thanks go out to the masses who have added their suggestions, too
\nnumerous to mention. But an extra-special thanks to Bruce Sterling
\nand Steve Brown of SF Eye for being *extremely* helpful with
\nsuggestions, comments, and info!<\/p>\n

Many thanks go out to Strider (Steve White) for editing this file, as
\nwell as Anne Balsamo for providing a very useful, wonderful
\nbibliography.<\/p>\n

Final Hellos to: the nameless masses. (yes, you!). And all those
\nliving on the edge of the future, and to all those working to protect
\ncyberspace from the fascism that now threatens it. And everyone else.<\/p>\n

Again, if you have any questions\/comments\/concerns\/criticisms\/corrections
\nor any additional info, please contact me at ahawks@nyx.cs.du.edu.<\/p>\n

________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n