/lit/ - Literature

So /lit/, I'm stuck.
I want to read more but I can't find the time to do so despite having more than 12 hours of free time for 4 days a week. I'm stuck on the internet and even if I have nothing to do on it, I'll stay glued to my monitor frantically refreshing the page. There are so many things I want to read, I've started on a few of them, but I can't finish because I keep getting distracted. has this happened to anyone else here?

So, /lit/ I hope you guys can help me...

I want to study science fiction, but I can't seem to decide where. My current interest is Liverpool University's SF Studies MA, but that would probably entail me having to do another undergraduate program first (majoring in English or something). I'm graduating in Japanese Language and Literature right now in Brazil and, although I'd rather not have to do another undergraduate course, I think I'll have to anyway.

I'm not really sure if you can help me, /lit/. But I really wanted some insight that goes beyond the inevitable "That degree won't help you with anything" or any of its variants.

tl;dr What would be the best university for a anon that wants to study scifi?
Also, scifi general?

Just finished Neuromancer.

Is the rest of the Sprawl series worth looking in to?

I need some good, recent cyberpunk.

can be in book, comic, manga, anime, tv series, or movie form.

I already read Neuromancer and watched the whole GITS and Matrix series.

Halp, /lit/!

I finished Neuromancer a few weeks ago and I liked the way that Gibson wrapped up the novel. But I wondered about Linda Lee.

Did Wintermute murder her and digitize her consciousness, or is the scene at the end only the A.I. conglomerate fooling Case with his memories yet again?

Neuromancer's the closest I got, OP.