Postsingular
by Rudy Rucker | 
Glasshouse
by Charles Stross | 
The Shockwave Rider
by John Brunner | 
Makers
by Cory Doctorow | 
True Names and Other Dangers
by Vernor Vinge | 
The Meat Market
by James Chalk | 
Implied Spaces
by Walter Jon Williams | 
Signal to Noise
by Eric Nylund | 
The Fortunate Fall
by Raphael Carter | 
Under the Amoral Bridge
by Gary Ballard | 
Patterns
by Pat Cadigan | 
Islands in the Net
by Bruce Sterling | 
Vacuum Flowers
by Michael Swanwick | 
These Mean Streets, Darkly
by Austin Dragon | 
White Light
by Rudy Rucker | 
Shadow of a Dead Star
by Michael Shean | 
Holy Fire
by Bruce Sterling | 
Wetware
by Rudy Rucker | 
Burning Bright
by Melissa Scott | 
Spin Control
by Chris Moriarty |
From a two-time winner of the Philip K. Dick award, and one of the founding fathers of cyberpunk comes a novel about a very modern nightmare: the most destructive computer virus ever has been traced to your machine. Computer programmer Jerzy Rugby spends his days blissfully hacking away in cyberspace - aiding the GoMotion Corporation in its noble quest to create intelligent robots. Then an electronic ant gets into the machinery ... then more ants .... then millions and millions of the nasty viral pests appear out of nowhere to wreak havoc throughout the Net. And suddenly Jerzy Rugby is Public Enemy Number One, wanted for sabotage, computer crime, and treason - a patsy who must now get to the bottom of the virtual insectile plague. "Rudy Rucker warms the cockles of my heart ... I think of him as the Scarlet Pimpernel of science fiction." - Philip Jose Farmer