arisuchan    [ tech / cult / art ]   [ λ / Δ ]   [ psy ]   [ ru ]   [ random ]   [ meta ]   [ all ]    info / stickers     temporarily disabledtemporarily disabled

/cult/ - culture and media

anime. fashion. film. games. lifestyle. literature. music.
Name
Email
Subject
Comment

formatting options

File
Password (For file deletion.)

Help me fix this shit. https://legacy.arisuchan.jp/q/res/2703.html#2703

Kalyx ######


File: 1522087000055.gif (1.77 MB, 800x424, gitstyping.gif)

 No.1833

Someone here please recommend me a cyber punk book to read that I will actually finish.
I need to get away from the city and the political garbage for a while.
I will be cross referencing this: https://tinyurl.com/ya7bufb3 and this: https://tinyurl.com/yac3sjfw

I want a really cool book that is preferably long and NOT ender's game(hated it)
something that is closer to leo tolstoy or dostoevsky but not quite the fast pace of TRON

I know this is vague. I like a big city that you can escape into the shadows for a while like the slums of japan (kind of like tokyo drift)

it doesn't have to be particularly tech savvy or scientifically correct or captivating, but defininetly has to have the chill and mistique of K's apartment, but without the class warfare.

ok, thats it. get to work!

mod edit: the links are legit

 No.1838

File: 1522094600858.jpg (248.34 KB, 1024x1295, hard_boiled_wonderland_and….jpg)

My friend, you want "Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World" by Haruki Murakami.

At first, it may only seem half-cyberpunk, as the chapters alternate between perspectives (alluded to in the title), and one of the perspectives seems like it takes place in a weird fantasy world devoid of technology. But there will come a point where everything clicks and you'll say "holy crap, I get it!".

 No.1839

Burning Chrome
is my suggestion.

i liked it a lot and it's a short story,
but you can read the book that came out after it.

 No.1847

>>1839
id rather read a book before watching the movie

 No.1848

>>1838
ok i will look into it. I need a paperback so it could be tough. my laptop doesnt have a great battery

 No.1852

File: 1522344591287.jpg (65.39 KB, 540x960, 1521007301349.jpg)

>>1838
edit:
thanks for the suggestion! do you recommend any ambience for this read? im going to read it from my phone.

hers an image. a lot of people forget that this is still an imagebaord

 No.1853

You should try out Neal Stephenson's book. If you want something 'cyberpunk' you should read Snow Crash, if it doesn't have to be you should give Cryptonomicon and Error a try.

 No.1854

File: 1522373950702.jpg (42.1 KB, 308x499, 51sfVW7xZ8L._SX306_BO1,204….jpg)

>>1847
I suggest that you read "Burning Chrome", "The Neuromancer", and the rest of The Sprawl series.
They are all written by William Gibson.
None is a film.



idk why you say
>id rather read a book before watching the movie
if you're trying to be random:
i'm more interested in what kind of life you live than what kind of entertainment you prefer.

 No.1856

thanks i will check out gibson if i can find the paperbacks; it would be nice to have a complete series from the same author.
also i am going to try and read murakamis "hard boiled…" if i can get some peace and quiet today. im not sure if i will like this sort of thing though but i will try and stay optimistic

 No.1858

I have only yet begun to break into this book from Murakami (though I am familiar with another of his titles "kafka on the shore") that title cam to my attention after having received much praise on another literature chan/board
though I am 4 chapters in, I will be taking it slow. it is very captivating however I am interested in multiple projects at the moment

 No.1996

unironically the expanse series, OP.

 No.1999

>>1996
I it's basically a cyberpunk space opera, I was pleasantly surprised and read the whole series in like two weeks.

 No.2000

>>1999
belter cultura is cyb as it gets.

 No.2001

>>1833
Snow Crash



[Return] [Go to top] [ Catalog ] [Post a Reply]
Delete Post [ ]