Elizabeth Barrette (ysabetwordsmith) wrote,
Elizabeth Barrette
ysabetwordsmith
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Poetry Fishbowl Tomorrow

This is a reminder that the July Poetry Fishbowl will happen here tomorrow, weather and net connection willing. This month's topic is cyberpunk. If you don't know anything about cyberpunk or it's not your favorite style, you can still play by doing something like:
  • looking up a web entry for cyberpunk and grabbing tropes out of there.

  • suggesting some other futuristic SF motif for me to weave in as best I can.

  • offering bizarre animal or machine components for a cyborg.


Cyberpunk isn't my favorite genre either, but I've read a few good examples. I want to diversify my F&SF months across different subgenres, and I want to stretch myself and try writing things I don't necessarily write often.
Tags: cyberfunded creativity, fishbowl, poetry
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siliconshaman

siliconshaman

July 7 2009, 01:01:58 UTC 11 years ago

Suggestions:

A.I J-pop idol wants to be human so she can have a real life and go on dates. [sappy I know]

Nanobots, ruminating on nature of reality from within a humans blood-stream.

An augmented cat's take on life, and humans.

If you can back-up your brain and restore from archive in the event of a fatal accident... where's the soul?