*note: Most of the books listed are, unfortunately, missing from my archives... so, links to individual book entries will be slow in forthcoming (I'm also pretty swamped for time).
To be added: publishing details, synopsis, reviews, and biographical material. [this is going to take a while].

• Short Changed: Africa and World Trade by Michael Barratt-Brown, Pauline Tiffen
  (October 1992, non-fiction)

• The Coming of Post-Industrial Society: A Venture in Social Forecasting by Daniel Bell
  (1973, non-fiction...Basic Books, New York, US)

• The Coming of Post-Industrialism by Daniel Bell
  (19??, non-fiction)

• Post-Scarcity Anarchy by Murray Bookchin
  (19??, non-fiction)

• Toward a Steady-State Economy edited by Herman Daly
  (1973, non-fiction...W.H.Freeman, San Francisco, California, US)

• Grunch Of Giants by R.Buckminster Fuller
  (1983, non-fiction...St. Martin's Press, New York, US, hbk... military-industrial complex)

• Economics, Society and Culture by Robert Ghelardi
  (1976, non-fiction...Dell, New York, US)

• The Twilight of Capitalism by Michael Harrington
  (1976, non-fiction...?, New York, US)

• Seven Tomorrows: Toward a Voluntary History by Paul Hawken, James Ogilvy and Peter Schwartz
  (February 1982, non-fiction...Bantam Books, New York, US)

• The Next Economy by Paul Hawken
  (1983, non-fiction)

• The Economic Problem by Robert L.Heilbroner
  (19??, non-fiction)

• The Making of Economic Society by Robert L.Heilbroner
  (19??, non-fiction)

• Business Civilization in Decline by Robert L.Heilbroner
  (1976, non-fiction...W.W.Norton & Company, US... Open Forum/Marion Boyars, London, UK)

• The Entropy State by Hazel Henderson
  (1974, non-fiction)

• Creating Alternative Futures: The End of Economics by Hazel Henderson
  (1978, non-fiction...Berkley / Windhover, New York, US)

• The Politics of the Solar Age: Alternatives to Economics by Hazel Henderson
  (1981, non-fiction, post-economic theory... positive solutions...)
  "A rational approach to the material question. Valuable reading." --Henry W.Targowski.

• Paradigms in Progress: Life Beyond Economics by Hazel Henderson
  (1992, non-fiction, post-economic theory... positive solutions)

• Building A Win-Win World by Hazel Henderson
  (199?, non-fiction, post-economic theory)

• The Right to Useful Unemployment - and its Professional Enemies by Ivan Illich
  (1978, non-fiction)

• Shadow Work by Ivan Illich
  (1981, non-fiction)

• Green Economy: Environment, Sustainable Development and the Politics of the Future by Michael Jacobs
  (1992, non-fiction)

• Frontiers of Electronic Commerce by Ravi Kalakota, Andrew B.Whinston
  (1996, non-fiction)

• Digital Money: The New Era of Internet Commerce by Daniel Lynch, Leslie Lundquist
  (1996, non-fiction... recommended)

• The Retreat From Riches: Affluence and Its Enemies by Peter Passell and Leonard Ross
  (1973, non-fiction...Viking, New York, US)

• Reform of British Central Government by James Robertson
  (1971, non-fiction)

• Profit or People? -- The New Social Role of Money by James Robertson
  (1974, non-fiction)

• Power Money & Sex: Towards a New Social Balance by James Robertson
  (1976, non-fiction)

• Future Work: Jobs, Self-Employment and Leisure After the Industrial Age by James Robertson
  (1985, non-fiction)

• How Europe Underdeveloped Africa by Walter Rodney
  (1972, non-fiction)

• Bionomics: Economy As Ecosystem by Michael Rothschild
  (19??, non-fiction)

• Structurally Adjusted Africa: Poverty, Debt and Basic Needs edited by David Simon, Wim van Spengen, Chris Dixon, Anders Narman
  (March 1995, non-fiction)

• An Alternative Future for America II: Essays and Speeches by Robert Theobald
  (1970, non-fiction)

• Middle Class Support: A Route to Socioeconomic Security by Robert Theobald
  (19??, non-fiction)

• Economizing Abundance: A Non-inflationary Future by Robert Theobald
  (19??, non-fiction)

• Teg's 1994: An Anticipation of the Near Future by Robert Theobald and J.M.Scott
  (1972, fiction... fictional economic scenario... guaranteed annual income)

• An Alternative Future for America's Third Century by Robert Theobald
  (1976, non-fiction)

• Avoiding 1984: Moving Toward Interdependence by Robert Theobald
  (1982, non-fiction)

• The Eco-Spasm Report by Alvin Toffler
  (1975, non-fiction... post-industrial society, economics, technology)

• The Rich Nations and the Poor Nations by Barbara Ward
  (19??, non-fiction)

• Progress for a Small Planet by Barbara Ward
  (1979, non-fiction... poverty, unemployment, practical solutions... recommended)

• Harvey Wasserman's History of the United States by Harvey Wasserman
  (1972, non-fiction, history...Harper & Row, New York, US, hbk...)
  "provides background to understanding the financial power basis of 20th century US society." --Henry W.Targowski.

• The Work, Wealth and Happiness of Mankind by H.G.Wells
  (1932, non-fiction, illustrated...William Heinemann, London, UK... social history, economics, hunger, work)

• Financial Times
  (online version of this newspaper)

• A Sustainable Economy For the 21st Century by Juliet Schor
  (Open Magazine pamphlet series #31... e-mail: Greg Ruggiero at openmag@intac.com)

"Global Debt and Parallel Universe" by Jean Baudrillard
(published in C-Theory , 16 October 1996)

Anti-Capital Web
(against capitalism and destructive exploitation... essays and commentaries)

Bionomics Institute

Digicash
(electronic cash... Dr.David Chaum...
uncertain if link is still correct)

Jubilee 2000
("A campaign to celebrate the new Millennium by giving a debt-free start to a billion people."... e-mail: j2000@gn.apc.org...
attempt to cancel 3rd world debt)

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*note: My files are very gestalt, but I intend to separate these books into categories. Don't expect too much too soon. This is going to take some time.
Newest additions are: aliens', 'artificial intelligence', 'counterculture', 'hackers', 'genetic engineering', 'neurologic', 'psychedelics', and 'virtual reality'.

Aliens / UFOs
Artificial Intelligence / Artificial Life / Robotics
Chaos / Complexity
Counterculture
Cryogenics
Cybernetics
Genetic Engineering / Biotechnology / Genetics
Hackers, Viruses & CyberCrime
Nanotechnology / Molecular Engineering
Neurologic / Consciousness / Mind Control
Physics
Psychedelics / Altered States
Smart Drugs
Virtual Reality / Cyberspace

Plus these social reports:

• Simians, Cyborgs, and Women: The Reinvention of Nature by Donna Haraway
  (1991, non-fiction, sociology...Routledge, New York, US)

• Hard, Soft & Wet by Melanie McGrath
  (1997, non-fiction, sociology, cyberculture...HarperCollins, UK, hbk, ISBN 0-00-255586-7)

• The Virtual Community: Homesteading on the Electronic Frontier by Howard Rheingold
  (1993, non-fiction, sociology, cyberculture...William Patrick / Addison Wesley, US, hbk)

• Playing the Future by Douglas Rushkoff

  (1996, non-fiction, sociology, cyberculture... issued in the UK as Children of Chaos )

• Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet by Sherry Turkle

  (1995, non-fiction, sociology, cyberculture...Simon & Schuster, New York, US)

*note: I'm a bit out of touch with the comix scene at the moment, so there aren't any internal pages yet. I've recently added the 'Anima' link which should provide you with a jumping off point to other sites on the net.
Comics are an essential art form. Read them. Send me suggestions. Links appreciated.

Cyberpunk
Science Fiction
Underground

Anima Home Page
(index of links)

Cartoonet
(UK site... resource for comics artists... not perfect, but useful)

Exos's Anime/Manga Page
(definition plus netlinks)

He Is Just A Rat
(Tony Walsh's Rat Boy underground comic... e-mail: exclaim@io.org)

The Index of Pure Art
(e-zine... by John A.Adams... e-mail: adams@gwha.com)

Randyz's Cartoon Corner
("provocative and technologically advanced cartoons"... judge for yourself)

Webcomics Index
(online comic strips... haven't checked this link yet)

*note: I haven't begun to transfer my film files to HTML yet. The cyberpunk section is the most complete, and is the first to be entered, but only a couple of links so far. You'll see that I've grouped some beat films and some relevant documentaries to it temporarily... these will be put into separate categories at a later stage.

Beat Scene
Counterculture
Cult
Cyberpunk
Documentary
Postmodern
Science Fiction
Underground

*note: I've grouped all the magazines together for the time being... just click on 'Magazines' above for a good selection (many more magazines have recently been added). Slowly, I'm separating them into categories.

Also see:

Alt.Culture
(generation-X site maintained by Steven Daly aand Nathaniel Wice... an A-Z of the 90s)

alt.cyberpunk FAQ list:
http://bush.cs.tamu.edu/~erich/alt.cp.faq.html

Avant-Pop Central Page
(check it)

Cyberculture
(a french cyberculture site on the net... bilingual)

Cyberpoet's Guide to Virtual Culture
(external link... cyberculture... with links to books, magazines, resources, cafes... glossary)

Cyberpunk
(Anachron Library glossary entry... definition plus links)

Cyberpunk at:
gopher://nkosi.well.sf.ca.us:70/11/cyberpunk

Cyberpunk Research Labs

Cyberspace
(Anachron Library glossary entry... definition, plus links)

Cybersphere - Le magazine electronique de la cyberculture
(french magazine dealing with cyberculture... bilingual... edited by Cyril Fievet... e-mail: cfievet@quelm.fr)

Cyber: Technology and Culture
(English Server at CMU... has a lot of articles and interviews on file)

The Deoxyribonucleic Hyperdimension
(evolutionary ideas and knowledge... neurologic)

Future Culture
(originated by Andy Hawks)

Hacker
(Anachron Library glossary entry... definition... contains booklist... plus external links... including link to hacker jargon)

Subspace: La france CyberPunk
(another french cyberculture site)

Virtual Reality
(Anachron Library entry... extensive booklist, nonfiction and fiction... plus external links)

X Avenue -- Stuff for Slackers
(note new URL)

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