61. Bruce Sterling, Science Fiction Writer Bruce Sterling Unstable Networks, in Locus, May, 1996. (interview). Bruce Sterling 21stCentury Dude, in Locus, 483, April, 2001. (interview) http://www.hycyber.com/SF/sterling_bruce.html

Michael Bruce Sterling April 14, 1954 (Brownsville, Texas) - Novels Sterling, Bruce, Involution Ocean, The Artificial Kid, Schismatrix, Islands in the Net, John W. Campbell Award Heavy Weather, Holy Fire, Bantam Spectra, New York, 1996. Distraction, Arthur C. Clarke Award Zeitgeist, with Gibson, William, The Difference Engine, Bantam, New York, 1991. Original Short Fiction Sterling, Bruce, Interzone Nature Omni Universe Collections of Short Fiction Sterling, Bruce, Crystal Express, Arkham House, Sauk City, Wisconsin, 1989. ISBN: 0-87054-158-7 Globalhead, Bantam Spectra, New York, 1992. ISBN: 0-553-56281-9 Schismatrix Plus Ace, New York, 1996. ISBN: 0-441-00370-2 Good Old-Fashioned Future, Nonfiction Sterling, Bruce, The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontier, Tomorrow Now, Sources of Biographical and Bibliographical Information Bruce Sterling: Unstable Networks, in Locus, May, 1996. (interview) Bruce Sterling: 21st-Century Dude, in Locus, #483, April, 2001. (interview) Anthologies of Short Fiction Edited Sterling, Bruce (ed.)

62. Doug's Library -- Bruce Sterling (Non-Fiction) Sterling, Bruce (nonfiction). The Hacker Crackdown. A pretty good book detailing the history of some of the most famous hackers of the Golden Age of http://personal.tcu.edu/~dingram/books/bsterlingn.html

Next Page (Cliff Stoll) Previous Page (John Stauber) Sterling, Bruce (non-fiction) The Hacker Crackdown A pretty good book detailing the history of some of the most famous hackers of the "Golden Age" of hacking, which lasted, what, about 1 year? Even better, if you're on the Web, you can download and read this book for free! I don't have the URL handy, or I'd link to it from here, but it is fairly easy to find from the IBIC site (follow my link to other book related sites at the end of this page). Click here to see reviews of some of Bruce Sterling's (and William Gibson's) fictional books. Return to the Author Index. Return to the Welcome Page of Doug's Library.

63. Edge: BRUCE STERLING Read a biography of the Hackercrackdown author. http://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/bios/sterling.html

The Third Culture Home About Edge Features Edge Editions ... Edge Search "We sailed northeast. After two weeks we left the Pentacles behind. This part of the Sea of Dust was monopolized by a peculiar lifeform known as the lilypad. There were hundreds of acres of these strange plants. Their photosynthetic organ was a single round leaf, yards in diameter but only an inch thick. It floated on the surface, absorbing as much sunlight as possible. The gray sea was greenly polka-dotted with thousands of the plants; they were free-floating and strangely sensitive. When disturbed, the leaf curled inwards, wrinkling over its entire surface and withdrawing completely into its root; a thick, round bulb. This immediately sank its the opaque depths, away from the reach of herbivores." - from Involution Ocean Bruce Sterling BRUCE STERLING was born in 1954 in Brownsville, Texas. His grandfather was a rancher, his father an engineer. Sterling, purportedly a novelist by trade, actually spends most of his time aimlessly messing with computers, modems, and fax machines. He and his wife Nancy have a daughter Amy, born in 1987. They live in Austin, Texas. Sterling sold his first science fiction story in 1976. His solo novels include

64. Science Fiction Weekly Interview Courtney Barry interviews the science fiction author about his past, current and future work. http://www.scifi.com/sfw/issue203/interview.html

RECENT INTERVIEWS Chris Carter David Boreanaz of Angel Harry Selick of ... The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne Bruce Sterling is helping dream the future into existence By Courtney Barry uturistic writer Bruce Sterling has just completed his 14th novel, entitled Tomorrow, Now , which is due out from Random House in the next few months. Recently, at a high-tech conference in Austin, Texas, Sterling took some time out to share his futuristic views and what we can expect in the coming century. In his eyes it'll be nothing short of a "meat market," where "the relationship between human flesh and time will come together." In addition, he says geneticsor rather the manipulation of geneticsas well as intensified product design and new world disorder will be the ongoing themes in the 21st century. So will the continued development of highly personalized computer gadgets such as the Frog and the Palm. As an example, Sterling points to a small, slender, finger-shaped tape recorder as he talks, explaining it as the new digital tape recorder, which is "tiny, tactile and finger-friendly," a more '90s tech design, compared to the tape recorders of the past, which are "square, black and businesslike" and designed in the '70s. The future that you see in your book, if you could describe it in a paragraph, like somebody describing the movie

65. Bruce Sterling -- Speaker Video, AEI Speakers Bureau Bruce Sterling Video. /images/headshots/SterlingBruce.jpg. Add to favorites List Speaker Biography Price Availability. Related Categories http://www.aeispeakers.com/video.php?SpeakerID=972

66. Bruce On Bruce (Bruce Sterling Interview) Bruce Sterling chats about his new technothriller, The Zenith Angle, with reallife security expert Bruce Schneier. http://www.SFcrowsnest.com/sfnews2/04_june/news0604_4.shtml

Your browser does not support script advertise EUROPE'S MOST VISITED SF/F WEB SITE Bruce on Bruce The father of cyberpunk - or at the very least the Uncle - Bruce Sterling, chats about his new technothriller, The Zenith Angle, with real-life security expert Bruce Schneier. T he following is a conversation between Bruce Schneier–a renowned security expert and founder and CTO of Counterpane Internet Security, Inc. whose newest book, Beyond Fear: Thinking Sensibly About Security in an Uncertain World, explains how security really works–and Bruce Sterling, whose new techno-thriller, The Zenith Angle, is about computer security and Washington politics. Sterling also wrote The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontier, a nonfiction book about computer hackers and cyber-police. The two Bruces, long-time admirers of each other’s work, got together to discuss the nexus of security, technology, and the real world. Schneier: We both write about security and technology. I see technology continually changing the balance between attacker and defender. For example, it's technically feasible for the NSA to eavesdrop on millions of telephone calls simultaneously. But ten terrorists today can kill far more people and do more damage than ten terrorists fifty years ago; they have more "leverage."

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68. The SF Site Convention Report: A Chat With Bruce Sterling A chat with Bruce Sterling http://www.sfsite.com/09a/bru16.htm

Ads_kid=0;Ads_bid=0;Ads_xl=0;Ads_yl=0;Ads_xp='';Ads_yp='';Ads_opt=0;Ads_wrd='[KeyWord]';Ads_prf='';Ads_par='';Ads_cnturl='';Ads_sec=0; Chatting with Bruce Sterling at LoneStarCon 2 By Thomas Myer August 29, 1997 Bruce Sterling "History never repeats itself, but it does kind of rhyme." Bruce Sterling can be called an author, a journalist, an editor, a critic or many other things. He is adept at them all. He is the author of Involution Ocean The Artificial Kid Schismatrix Islands in the Net Heavy Weather (1994), and Holy Fire Bruce Sterling Tribute Site Bruce Sterling agreed to chat with me about cyberpunk, the 19th Century, government-sponsored orgies during the Roman Empire, and technology in general all this after a two-hour session in which he talked in front of two dozen fans about his new novel, Holy Fire from Bantam Spectra. Undaunted, he was in high spirits, making incredible leaps and connections but what more can you expect from a Hugo winner? You're probably going to go to your grave, and folks will identify you as part of the first wave of cyberpunk writers, no matter what you've done after that period. How do you see Holy Fire do you consider it cyberpunk? How would you answer critics who claim it is just "another cyberpunk novel"?

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70. Slashdot | The Interview With Bruce Sterling The Interview with Bruce Sterling http://slashdot.org/interviews/99/10/08/1147217.shtml

OSTG SourceForge ThinkGeek ITMJ ... X Ads_xl=0;Ads_yl=0;Ads_xp='';Ads_yp='';Ads_xp1='';Ads_yp1=''; Ads_par='';Ads_cnturl=''; Ads_prf='page=article'; Ads_channels='RON_P1_Leaderboard'; Ads_wrd=''; Ads_kid=0; Ads_bid=0; Ads_sec=0; Login Why Login? Why Subscribe? Sections Main Apache Apple AskSlashdot 4 more Books BSD Developers Games 4 more Hardware Interviews IT Linux ... YRO 2 more Help FAQ Bugs Stories Old Stories Old Polls Topics Hall of Fame ... Awards Services Broadband PriceGrabber Product Guide Special Offers ... Jobs The Interview with Bruce Sterling Posted by Roblimo on Fri Oct 08, '99 12:00 PM from the it's-his-fault-that-we-use-the-word-"krewe"-a-lot dept. We did the usual Call for Questions thing Monday. We didn't get quite as many as we've had for some other interview subjects here, but sometimes quality is more important than quantity, and we sent Bruce some beauts. His answers are of similar excellence, and are well worth reading even if you have never read any of his work or even if you despise science fiction. So click below, read, and enjoy! Lemmy Caution asks: A lot of your work recently has been on the Viridian project - a movement dedicated to innovative, practical, and far-reaching responses to environmental crisis. You've focused on the use of design and engineering to create a less destructive way of living on this planet.

71. EServer TC Library: Authors: Sterling, Bruce A bibliography of works by Sterling, Bruce in the field of technical communication. http://tc.eserver.org/authors/Sterling,_Bruce

Authors: Sterling, Bruce 2 found. find items containing author is category contains language is publisher is title contains year published is About this Site Advanced Search Site Maps n=7 Crystal Inks In a recent issue of Nature magazine (8 April 1999), lithography rises again, in a new, ultra-high-tech guise! Sterling, Bruce Upper and lowercase Magazine Articles Publishing ... Technology n=9 When Anything Is Possible Typography traditionally thrived on its technical limits. Letterforms reflected material constraints. Sterling, Bruce Upper and lowercase Magazine Design Typography ... Site Preferences

72. Bruce Sterling Books (book Reviews) Short reviews of Bruce Sterling's novels 'The Difference Engine' and 'Holy Fire'. http://dannyreviews.com/a/Bruce_Sterling.html

Danny Yee's Book Reviews Subjects Titles Authors ... Latest Bruce Sterling Book Reviews The Difference Engine - a steam-driven information age in 19th century Britain Holy Fire - a future dominated by a gerontocratic medical-industrial complex Subjects Titles Authors Best Books ... Book Reviews by Danny Yee

73. Publications By Bruce Sterling In The Interaction-Design.org Bibliography - Inte InteractionDesign.org is the beginnings of a free, open-content, peer-reviewed Encyclopedia covering terms from the disciplines of Interaction Design, http://www.interaction-design.org/references/authors/bruce_sterling.html

About Contact Site map References ... Authors Bruce Sterling Printer-friendly Email page Bruce Sterling About the author: No description available of Bruce Sterling... Provide a description Publications by Bruce Sterling Choose Citation Style Standard format APA format MLA format BibTex format EndNote/Refer format what's this? Marcus , Aaron R., Norman , Donald A., Rucker , Rudy, Sterling , Bruce, Vinge , Vernor ( ): Sci-Fi at CHI: Cyberpunk Novelists Predict Future User Interfaces. In: Bauersfeld , Penny, Bennett , John, Lynch , Gene (ed.): Proceedings of the ACM CHI 92 Human Factors in Computing Systems Conference . June 3-7, , Monterey, California. p. . Available online + add publication You cannot add additional publications to this author page before an author description and a photo have been submitted and approved. To do so, please click the 'Provide a description' link above. User Contributed Notes Do you have any comments/additions that you would like visitors to this page to see? Please submit your comments for the benefit of other visitors Mads Soegaard Posted June 5th 2004 at 11:50 (Central European Time) Be the first to add a note to this page !

74. The Austin Chronicle Screens Information Wants To Be Worthless Bruce Sterling about SXSW interactive and the post postboom landscape. http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2002-03-01/screens_feature2.html

HOME VOL.21 NO.26 SCREENS : INFORMATION WANTS TO BE WORTHLESS SXSW interactive and the post post-boom landscape Information Wants to Be Worthless BY BRUCE STERLING March 1, 2002: Bruce Sterling takes stock of the situation. photo by Kenny Braun I can't wait for this next South by Southwest Interactive. I don't know why they still call it that, though. They used to call it "Multimedia." Now even "Interactive" sounds corny. If I were them, I'd rename the event every year. This year in particular demands a major image rethink. How about "SXSW Cyberspace Terrorist Paranoia"? "SXSW Axis of Evil Global InfoWar"? Might we arrange open-house tours of Enron and Global Crossing, perhaps using chartered buses? Why, there's just so much to discuss! SXSW Interactive has suffered surprisingly little from the collapse of dot-communism. The core demographic at SXSW is the woolly-eyed digital creative, a species of creature from way before the Boom. Those characters were never anywhere near the big IPOs. They were all fueled by sheer subcultural coolness. Back in the Neolithic dawn of the Internet, you see, the academics who built it used to beat the living crap out of a businessman the very moment they saw him. One peep of commercial spam on their stainless not-for-profit network, and the net-gods would reach right into your router and just throttle you, like an egg-sucking dog. Businessmen would take one look at that impossible Internet code, and they'd pick up their gray flannels and flee headlong to CompuServe and Prodigy. You young folks these days, you probably don't even remember "CompuServe." They croaked from being way too compu-servile.

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76. GORP - Global Warming Stinks - An Interview With Bruce Sterling On The Greenhous Interview with Bruce Sterling on the greenhouse effect and the future of the outdoors. http://gorp.away.com/gorp/interact/guests/sterling/ste_int.htm

Destination Forums Parks Forum Gear Forum Food ... Contests Search: Introduction Why should we care? Will we see more Interlakens? Other effects of global warming? ... Shoulder-Season South America from Away.com COMMUNITY Global Warming Stinks An Interview with Bruce Sterling on the Greenhouse Effect and the Future of the Outdoors GORP Guest Bruce Sterling Bruce Sterling is one of the founders of the cyberpunk, the 1980's science fiction movement that put virtual reality and cyberspace on the map. Read Bruce's Bio Read Bruce's forum Bruce Sterling is one of the founders of the cyberpunk movement, the 1980's science fiction movement that put virtual reality and cyberspace on the map. He's at it again with Viridianism , a design movement that's intent on doing"green" with glamor. Bye-bye crunch. Bruce was a guest on GORP's Conservation Forum from August 9 to August 29. To kick things off, we cornered him in the vibrant walls of cyberspace with some pointed questions. Read over the interview, then jump in with your own questions and ideas. GORP's Question: Many of your books, such as

77. Pandemonium Books Games Inventory Search on order, Distraction Sterling, Bruce, $7.50, Paperback SF/Fantasy Paperback buy Globalhead Sterling, Bruce, $6.99, Paperback http://www.pandemoniumbooks.com/search/inventoryResult.jsp?action=search&itemtyp

78. Sterling, Bruce Holy Fire Sterling, Bruce Holy Fire Animorphs books), Sterling s vision of the future raises provocative questions about our search for individual immortality. http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/lit-med/lit-med-db/webdocs/webdescrips/sterling12134

About the Database Editorial Board Annotators What's New ... MedHum Home 59th Edition-October 2005 Art Annotations Artists Meet the Artist Viewing Room ... Art in Literature Literature Annotations Authors Meet the Author Listening Room ... Reading Room Performing Arts Film/Video Annotations Screening Room Theater Editors' Choices Choices Editor's Biosketch Indexes Book Order Form Search Options Word/Phrase (All) Word/Phrase (Lit) Keyword Annotator ... Special Author Asterisks indicate multimedia Comments/Inquiries Literature Annotations Sterling, Bruce Holy Fire Genre Novel (326 pp.) Keywords Acculturation Aging Body Self-Image Freedom ... Technology Summary Holy Fire's setting is America at the end of the 21st century. A gerontocracy is firmly in place and in many older persons are reaping the benefits of life-extending technology. Mia Ziemann, the protagonist of this "cybersuspense" novel, is a 94 year-old medical economist who has a life-altering visit with a dying ex-lover. Could she become the person she had wanted to become so many decades agosomeone much more adventuresome? In order to do so, she needs to undergo an experimental treatmentNTDCD (Neo-telemeric Dissipative Cellular Detoxification)that does not just halt the aging process, but reverses it. NTDCD involves numerous ordeals including clogging her digestive tract with a sterilizing putty, filling her lungs with a sterilizing oxygenating fluid, replacing her cerebrospinal fluid (producing profound unconsciousness), being fetally submerged in a gelatinous tank of support fluids where the bacteria in her body are removed, and then receiving DNA treatments. If she survives the treatment the question remains whether or not she'll be able to survive as a young person in a world that favors the old.

79. Sterling, Bruce. Distraction. Sterling, Bruce. Distraction. Dec. 1998. 432p. Bantam/Spectra, $23.95 (0553-10484-5). It s nearly half a century into the future, and the US is rapidly http://archive.ala.org/booklist/v95/adult/no2/33sterli.html

Booklist Adult v.95 Hot List: Fiction Nonfiction Adult Fiction General Fiction Christian Fiction Mystery Romance ... Science Fiction Adult Nonfiction General Works Psychology Religion Social Sciences ... Booklist Home Page How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine Sterling, Bruce. Distraction. Dec. 1998. 432p. Bantam/Spectra, $23.95 (0-553-10484-5). It's nearly half a century into the future, and the U.S. is rapidly disintegrating. Cloning is widespread, and nomadic yet highly organized tribes of hackers known as proles roam the countryside occasionally clashing with government forces. Wrapping up a successful political campaign for a Massachusetts senator, Oscar Valparaiso, policy analyst for the U.S. Senate Science Committee, finds himself at odds with Louisiana's governor Huey over, among other things, the Collaboratory, an enormous scientific research center conducting advanced genetic studies that have nearly resulted in a civil war and World War III. Sterling, author of the provocative Holy Fire (1996), presents a fantastic yet credible future, expertly showcasing his vast knowledge of politics, science, economics, architecture, and technology. Repeating his mantra that everything is "doable," Oscar transforms a drab lab-scientist into a powerful leader, forms questionable alliances with the proles, and, when the senator loses his senses, becomes a de facto power broker himself. Sort of a futuristic All the King's Men with bioengineering.

80. Sterling, Bruce (Norwegian Writers' Web) Sterling, Bruce USA 1954. E-mail Bruces@well.sf.ca.us. Homepage gopher.well.com70/1/Publications/authors/Sterling http://www.litteraturnettet.no/s/sterling.bruce.asp?lang=gb&type=

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