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Example of his poetry?

He was shittypunk

>>13323561
https://genius.com/Nick-land-meltdown-annotated

>>13323561

Doesn't seem promising

In what "article" is the part about the future having a place for you if you are a Asian transsexual prostitute etc?
It wasn't meltdown.

>>13323556
try Kenji Siratori

>>13323569
I can't exactly make sense of it.
A lethal surgery?

>>13323556
what about JG Ballard? I guess he predates the "cyber" thing a little but he's got a lot of the same vibe imo

>>13324785
he got it from Burroughs and Roussel though

>>13323556
No, that would be Matthew Paris

>>13323556
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQm8qpexnjo
[[ ]] N O FU T U RE [ [ 1 . 3 4 3 ] [ [ 0 ]] The father's law: 'don't touch your mother.' The mother's law: 'don't play in the tombs.' K codes for cybernetics. Bataille incinerates the soul, and is impossible to endure. You either die or go somewhere else. Or both. Clicking on the K-war icon j acks you straight into hell. On all fours, out of your face, mumbling imploringly: 'let me be your lab animal ' . You're losing it. Collapse into now. Time-zero. You have been dumped into a heterogeneous patch work of criminal experiments converging upon decapi tated social formations. This is where base materialism intersects cyberpunk, FUC K T O M O RROW scrawled on the walls . Five candles thicken nocturnal space. Dimensionality warps. M odernity invented the future, but that's all over.

>>13323556
he's going into an internment camp when the war starts lmao

>>13324487
You mean:
>[[ ]] Meltdown has a place for you as a schizophrenic HIV+ transsexual chinese-Iatino stirn-addicted LA hooker with implanted mirrorshades and a bad attitude. Blitzed on a polydrug mix of K-nova, synthetic serotonin, and female orgasm analogs, you have just iced three Turing cops with a highly cinematic 9mm automatic.
? That's "Meltdown" (Fanged Noumena, p. 456).

>>13325323
*stim-addicted ('twas a scanno)

he is one of the rare flag bearers of a strain of counter culture that has been lost in the literary world since the 60s and no its not a genre.

I, for one, think he is based

>>13323568

>>13324498
Maybe a mind - machine merge. Basically the person has to die.

>>13324489
>Kenji Siratori
I haven't found anything on him, but he seems like an intriguing subject. I would like to have access to his poetry.

>>13325120
The person doesn't even appear in Google results.

>>13325201
MC Ride, He's a strong candidate. The Hacker is practically a hymn.

>>13327186
If you mean the counter-cultural phenomenon, NL took a turn to enlightened despotism. Personally, I believe that to secure your ticket to the other side when the roko basilisk makes its material manifestation.

>>13324821
This is where it starts to get classic. Ballard is a strong representative of cyberpunk ideas and I think he's an author who can talk properly about the future, taking into account that Empire of the Sun is the childhood he lived during the Second World War.

I am struck by the way no one has made the connection between Empire and Crash: Basically one connects to the other. Defeated imperial Japan returns as a ghost of revenge in the auto industry by destroying Detroit and feeding a handful of fetishists during the 1990s who could easily be users on picture boards.

Burroughs is something else, I think, closer to his personal relationship with gods lost and invented during his heroin delusions as he explores the limits of desire, in this sense he is closer to Huxley, like a furious Dionysus.

I need cyberpunk poets.