Description
Sterling, Bruce
Mirrorshades: The Cyberpunk Anthology
New York: Arbor House Pub Co, 1986. Octavo, 6.2 x 9.3 inches, 239 pages.Fine copy in a fine jacket. Contains original publisher’s letter and several other cyberpunk articles laid-in.
Presenting a distinctive collection of the most influential stories in the cyberpunk genre, “Mirrorshades: The Cyberpunk Anthology,” edited by Bruce Sterling, is a paramount artifact in the canon of science fiction literature. This anthology provides an insightful glimpse into the cyberpunk movement of the 1980s, encapsulating themes of technological advancement, artificial intelligence, and the intersection of humanity with the digital world.
In a cultural lens, “Mirrorshades” stands as an essential compilation that has significantly shaped the trajectory of the cyberpunk genre. It offers a broad view of the ethos and aesthetics of cyberpunk, featuring works from a range of authors who have contributed to the genre’s development. These narratives have influenced not only literature but also a variety of other media forms, including film, gaming, and graphic design.
This particular copy, a fine edition encased in a fine jacket, includes an original publisher’s letter and several other cyberpunk articles laid-in, adding to its unique value. Its condition is exceptional with no discernible signs of wear.
This anthology’s appeal extends to a wide readership. It would be of particular interest to enthusiasts of the cyberpunk genre, collectors of significant signed editions, and those who appreciate the influence of science fiction on popular culture. Priced at $750.
