Book description
What if the Internet went down forever?
Old Seattle 2069.
The Internet has been dead for thirty-one years.
North America is an ecological hellscape.
The USA is a patchwork of hyper-political city-states and rogue nations.
The police have disbanded.
And somebody's killing Nobodies.
In a searing cyberpunk vision of the…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Murderfuckers at the End of Internet as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
If you’re looking for cyberpunk sci-fi on steroids, this is the book for you. The depth of imagination that went into the world-building here is phenomenal.
Not only are you treated to a well-fleshed-out futuristic cyberpunk setting, there’s also some serious tech in play. Once you look past the norms of the social structure of the day – which is nothing short of brilliant – you realize this is also a good, old-fashioned police crime drama. Entertaining, mesmerizing, surprising, shocking.
This book has it all. I really loved the quirks of the language that the characters use. Not only has…
From Bobbie's list on adult sci-fi/fantasy with no sparkling vampires.
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