>
> >It's a fun thing to stir old mediums and their philosophies into the mix.
> >
> >Although one thing I personally rebel against is being forced to try and
> >generate things that were another persons vision. In my work place a day
> >can not pass without a mention of Gibson, or Stevenson. I hate the
> >limitations that this
> >style of literature seems to presetn. I'm refusing to read any of it until
> >i know what my visions of cyberspaces are all about.
>
> >annette :)
>
>
> Here's a book we all might want to read:
>
> Cyberspace: First Steps
> Michael Benedikt (ed)
> MIT Press, 1991
> ISBN 0-262-02327-X
And another one.
Its (science...) fiction, by an Australian author, and a lot of you would
have heard of it.
PERMUTATION CITY
by
Greg Egan
(dont know book details, will find out)
Remember - I dont read science fiction!!
As far as I am concerned, this is the only book ever written about VR,
dont bother reading anything else.
Hyperbole out.
If this message actually makes it onto the list, I'll be amazed, all my
other replies have disappeared into the void.
Jon Holdsworth