bals@nutmeg.dec.com.UUCP (10/27/87)
Eric Kessner (kessner@spot.colorado.edu) writes: >Well, I didn't get a chance to read it, but this months "High Times" has >an article on cyberpunk plus an interview with Gibson. Has anyone out there >read it yet? Yep. It's a very short interview, and not all that interesting. If you haven't seen them, you'd be better off looking for two in-depth interviews with Gibson published in the fanzine SCIENCE FICTION EYE #1. Although I can't prove it, I suspect the author of the article on cyberpunk by the obviously pseudonymous "Lou Stathis ("Status"???) is Gibson himself. The high point (no pun intended :-)) of the issue is the excerpt from Gibson's new novel (scheduled from Bantam in 1988), "Mona Lisa Overdrive." Fred Bals ___________________________________ Alternate mail addresses from UUCP: decwrl!nutmeg.dec.com!bals from the ARPAnet and related networks: bals@nutmeg.dec.com or bals%nutmeg.dec@decwrl.dec.com
g-humphr@gumby.UUCP (10/28/87)
Lou Stathis is a real person. He used work with Matt Howarth on _Those Annoying Post Brothers_ ( a must read comic for politicaly correct cyberfen ) up to issue six. But then, if Stathis was Gibson undercover... Bill Humphries Department of Economics UW Madison "That which does not kill us, makes us hungry." - Nietzsche at the Omlettry, Austin, TX