The city : a cyberfunk anthology

Publication/Creation:

[Fayetteville, Georgia] : MVmedia, 2015

Format:

Book

Edition:

First edition.

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Additional/Related Title Information

Full Title:

The city : a cyberfunk anthology / edited by Milton J. Davis

Related Names

Additional Author/Creators:

Davis, Milton J., editor

Subjects/Genre

Genre:

Short stories
Science fiction

Subjects:

Science fiction
Cyberpunk fiction
Short stories, American

Description/Summary

Table of Contents:

Welcome to the city / by Milton J. Davis-- Knowledge-- Glitch / by Brandee Laird-- Mission: surreality / by K. Ceres Wright-- Free your mind (journal of Iset: the protector) / by Kai Leakes-- The man with no name / by D K Gaston--Street Moon's revolution / by Valjeanne Jeffers-- Welcome to liberty / by Howard Night-- Collard greens, hummingbirds and spider silk / by Malon Edwards-- Hunter's first rule / by Gerald L. Coleman-- Edge of Innocence / by Ced Pharaoh-- The runner's ball / by Ashtyn Foster-- The score / by Chanel Harry-- Darkest light / by Natiq Jalil-- How high the moon / by B. Sharise Moore-- The city mole / by Alan Jones-- Washed pure, washed clean / by Ray Dean-- Dreamer's recall / by Jeff Caroll-- The verdict / by Balogun Ojetade-- Move / by ZZ Claybourne.

Summary:

"The City anthology is a unique creation. It's a concept anthology, a collection of stories where eighteen different authors share their vision of a single idea. It's Cyberfunk, cyberpunk stories that play with future concepts from an African/ African American perspective. Most of all it's engaging, exciting, thought provoking and fun. Like the inhabitants, the City is perceived in various ways by the various writers. Some stories intersect, some diverge, but they all entertain. The result is a journey into a unique world described by unique and engaging voices."--Page 4 of cover.

Language:

English

Physical Type/Description:

359 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm

General Note:

Contains 18 stories by various authors.

Additional Identifiers

Catalog ID (MMSID):

9937732896702486

ISBN:

9780996016742
0996016740

OCLC Number:

952589467

Barcode:

010003557040