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The Big Aha
Qrude young artist Zad Plant works with living paint. But Zad's career is on the skids, and wife Jane has thrown him out. Enter qwet---or quantum wetware. Qwet makes you high---and it gives you telepathy. A cultural revolution begins. But hungry mouths begin popping out of the air and eating people. Zad and Jane travel through a wormhole to confront the aliens. And they meet something stranger than ever imagined. What is the Big Aha? With 14 chapter illos.
Transreal Books
January, 2014 |
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Turing & Burroughs: A Beatnik SF Novel
What if Alan Turing, founder of the modern computer age, escaped assassination by the secret service to become the lover of Beat author William Burroughs? What if they mutated into giant shapeshifting slugs, fled the FBI, raised Burroughs's wife from the dead, and tweaked the H-bombs of Los Alamos? A wild beatnik adventure, compulsively readable, hysterically funny, with insane warps and twists --- and a bad attitude throughout.
Transreal Books
September, 2012 |
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Jim and the Flims, Nested Scrolls, and Surfing the Gnarl.
Jim and the Flims is a fantastic SF novel set in Santa Cruz and the afterworld, appearing from Night Shade Books.
Nested Scrolls is a writer's life, the autobiography of Rudolf von Bitter Rucker, coming out in a limited edition from PS Publishing, and in a trade edition from Tor Books.
Surfing the Gnarl is a mixture of essay, interview, and SF stories, a slim volume in the Outspoken Authors series from PM Press in Oakland.
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The Ware Tetralogy
Four SF novels in one volume.
The Ware Tetralogy is your guide to the cyberpunk 21st Century! Software, Wetware, Freeware, and Realware...with an intro by William Gibson.
Prime Books
June 20, 2010 |
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