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Bruce Sterling Bibliography

INVOLUTION OCEAN(1977)
THE ARTIFICIAL KID (1980)
SCHISMATRIX (1985)
MIRRORSHADES: THE CYBERPUNK ANTHOLOGY (ed) 1986
ISLANDS IN THE NET (1988) 
CRYSTAL EXPRESS (1989)

"Swarm" The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (F&SF) April 82
"Spider Rose" F&SF August 82
"Spook" F&SF April 83
"Cicada Queen" UNIVERSE 13, Terry Carr ed 1983
"Twenty Evocations" INTERZONE Spring 1984
"Sunken Gardens" OMNI June 84
"Telliamed" F&SF Sept 84
"Dinner in Audoghast" Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine (IASFM) May 85
"Green Days in Brunei" IASFM Oct 85
"The Beautiful and the Sublime" IASFM June 86
"Flowers of Edo" IASFM May 87
"The Little Magic Shop" IASFM Oct 1987 

THE DIFFERENCE ENGINE (with William Gibson) 1990 
GLOBALHEAD (1992)

"The Compassionate, the Digital," INTERZONE Winter 85/86.
"Storming the Cosmos," (with Rudy Rucker), IASFM Mid- December 1985.
"The Gulf Wars," OMNI Feb 1988.
"Our Neural Chernobyl," F&SF June 1988.
"Dori Bangs," IASFM Sept 1989.
"The Sword of Damocles," IASFM Feb 1990.
"The Shores of Bohemia," in UNIVERSE 1, eds Robert Silverberg and Karen Haber, Doubleday 1990.
"Hollywood Kremlin" F&SF Oct 1990.
"We See Things Differently," in SEMIOTEXT(E) SF, eds Rudy Rucker, Peter Lamborn Wilson, Robert Anton Wilson Autonomedia 1990.
"Jim and Irene" in WHEN THE MUSIC'S OVER, ed. Lewis Shiner, Bantam Spectra 1991.
"The Moral Bullet" (with John Kessel) IASFM July 1991.
"The Unthinkable," F&SF August 1991.
"Are You For 86?" first published in GLOBALHEAD 

Uncollected stories by Bruce Sterling
"The Unfolding" (with John Shirley) INTERZONE; HEATSEEKER
"Red Star Winter Orbit" (with William Gibson) OMNI, MIRRORSHADES
"Mozart in Mirrorshades" (with Lewis Shiner) OMNI, MIRRORSHADES
"User-Centric" in DESIGNFAX

THE HACKER CRACKDOWN: LAW AND DISORDER ON THE ELECTRONIC FRONTIER (1992) (nonfiction)
HEAVY WEATHER (1994)
HOLY FIRE (1996)
DISTRACTION (1998) 
A GOOD OLD-FASHIONED FUTURE (1999) 

"Maneki Neko" F&SF May 1998
"Big Jelly" (with Rudy Rucker) Asimov's Nov 1994
"The Littlest Jackal" F&SF March 1996
"Sacred Cow" in OMNI Jan 1993
"Deep Eddy" Asimov's Aug 1993
"Bicycle Repairman" in INTERSECTIONS: The Sycamore Hill Anthology eds John Kessel, Mark L. Van Name and Richard Butner, Tor 1996
"Taklamakan" Asimov's October/November 1998

ZEITGEIST (2000) 

Uncollected nonfiction/critical
CHEAP TRUTH
"The New Science Fiction" INTERZONE 16
Six Interzone columns
Fifteen F&SF columns
SF EYE columns
DETAILS Hacker piece
DETAILS Haruki Murakami piece
DETAILS Neal Stephenson interview
Preface to BURNING CHROME by William Gibson
Introduction to PATTERNS by Pat Cadigan
Introduction to SPASM: VIRTUAL REALITY, ANDROID MUSIC, ELECTRIC FLESH by Arthur Kroker
MONAD piece "Precessing the Simulacra for Fun and Profit"
NY TIMES op-ed piece "Get the Bomb Off My Back"
NY TIMES op-ed piece "Olympic Engineering"
WALL STREET JOURNAL op-ed page "Revenge of the Smurfs"
WALL STREET JOURNAL op-ed page "When Robots Just Grew"
NEWSDAY drug piece
"Glamor Machines" in COMPUTERWORLD
WHOLE EARTH REVIEW pieces: "The Obsolete Body" forum
WHOLE EARTH REVIEW "Shout Sister Shout"
"Let's Go Downtown" in BOING BOING
"War is Virtual Hell" in WIRED
two MONDO interviews
"Compost of Empire" in WIRED
"Triumph of the Plastic People" in WIRED
"Merchants of Venom" in WIRED
"Is Phoenix Burning? The Perils of Mark Pauline" in WIRED
"The Dead Media Project" in BOING BOING
Introduction to THE HAPPY MUTANT HANDBOOK
Mark Frauenfelder, Carla Sinclair and Gareth Branwyn, eds
Introduction to THE REAL CYBERPUNK FAKEBOOK by St. Jude, R. U. Sirius and Bart Nagel
Introduction to THE EXPLODED HEART by John Shirley
"Greetings from Burning Man" in WIRED
"1,000 Words: Erotique Voilee" in WORLD ART
"Art and Corruption" in WIRED
"The Spirit of Mega" in WIRED
"One Republic, Invisible" in WIRED
"Learning to Love Obsolescence" in NEWSWEEK
"Blobjects & Biodesign" in ARTBYTE
"The Hot Seat" in WIRED
"The Worst May Have Already Happened" in INDEX ON CENSORSHIP
"Homo Sapiens Declared Extinct" in NATURE
"Will Cybercriminals Run the World?" in TIME
"Business in the Future" in FORTUNE
Introduction to THE GLASS BEES by Ernst Juenger