City of Bits: Space, Place and the Infobahn--Created in 1995 by William J. Mitchell, Dean of the School of Architecture and Planning at MIT, City of Bits bills itself as "the first full-text interactive book on the World Wide Web."

Course Materials for the Study of Science Fiction--Useful study guides developed by Paul Brians at Washington State University. Especially helpful for Solaris, and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (Blade Runner).

Martin Irvine's Postmodern Science Fiction and Cyberpunk Page

CyberPunk/Cyborgs

U of Florida, Cyborg Source Materials

Complete text of Donna Haraway's "A Cyborg Manifesto"

Wired Magazine's interview with and essay on Donna Haraway

Reverse Transcript: Hyperlink to Donna Haraway

Early Version of A Manifesto for Cyborgs

Blade Runner

2019: Off-World (Blade Runner Page)

Martin Irvine's Postmodern Science Fiction and Cyberpunk Page

Study Guide for Neuromancer

Resources on William Gibson, compiled by Loyola University New Orleans Library

"William Gibson Publications" Archive at the Electronic Freedom Foundation--Contains a number of interviews

Patrick Ernzer's William Gibson page

Futurism: 1909

Resources for Studying Mary Shelley

Martin Irvine's Mary Shelley Page

Frankenstein-Mary Shelley Project

Kenneth Branagh, Helena Bonham Carter, and Robert DeNiro

Neal Stephenson's Home Page

An "Overview" of Snow Crash

An interview with Neal Stephenson

A Snow Crash page by Mark Hughes

In the Beginning was the Command Line--Online edition of a 1999 manifesto concerning personal computers and operating systems.

Literary Works - H G Wells

Dr. Becky DiBiasio's Science Fiction Seminar

U Penn, English 285: Interpreting Cyberspace

U of Texas, English 309: Cyberpunk Fiction

Brown U, English 112: Cyberspace and Critical Theory