Oscar Brophy writes:
I wrote a short cyberpunk story set in Ireland in the year 2065. Perhaps you might like it.
READ ON: 2K7+58A.D. (Brophwords)
Oscar Brophy writes:
I wrote a short cyberpunk story set in Ireland in the year 2065. Perhaps you might like it.
READ ON: 2K7+58A.D. (Brophwords)
Good stuff – Apart from the Google Maps reference, this is a fine piece – I’d read more of it.
Nothing like ‘prinking’ in the town square of an evening.
And the first story in this
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Love-Lucille-Redmond-ebook/dp/B007P5MECA/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1422955917&sr=8-7&keywords=Lucille+Redmond
is set in an Islamic alternate-universe Dublin.
Only slightly influenced by Black Mirror?
only slightly!
I tried reading that City of Bohane yoke or whatever it was called last year, gave up and gave it to my mate. He threw it in the bin.
This reminds me of that.
Everyone’s a critic
“Scrolling through the nights events…” Punctuation an optional extra in the future, then.
Or maybe in that crazy parallel universe/future, the Apostrophe War of 1950-55 may have been lost by the Calipha’te?
The story is so childish and silly really:
She couldn’t afford the surgery for a better face, but she was confident enough that she’d get the ride tonight. AND. She returned the compliment with a quick flash of her breasts and a wave. AND. Be careful who sees you doing plop like that. , 6/10.
If I was a feminist online, I would rip your cyberpunking head off.
Are any of those things painted as positive in the story?