Cyberpunk books
High tech and low life: megacities, hackers, corporations and bodies altered by machines. Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash follows a pizza courier and hacker through a virtual Metaverse, Katsuhiro Ōtomo's Akira tears apart Neo-Tokyo, and Warren Ellis's Transmetropolitan sends a furious journalist into a city of the future. Ready Player One and The Diamond Age show other sides of the same fascination with technology.
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- 1Akira, Vol. 1
8.58.5 / 10 - 2Transmetropolitan
8.58.5 / 10 - 3The Diamond Age
8.38.3 / 10 - 4Freedom
8.38.3 / 10 - 5Akira, Vol. 2
8.28.2 / 10 - 6The Three-Body Problem
8.18.1 / 10 - 7Snow Crash
8.18.1 / 10 - 8Ready Player One
8.18.1 / 10 - 9The Reality Bug
8.08.0 / 10 - 10Head On
7.97.9 / 10 - 11Neuromancer
7.97.9 / 10 - 12Perfect State
7.97.9 / 10 - 13Permutation City
7.97.9 / 10 - 14Little Brother
7.87.8 / 10 - 15Mindstar Rising
7.77.7 / 10 - 16Virtual Light
7.77.7 / 10 - 17Attack Surface
7.77.7 / 10 - 18Warcross
7.77.7 / 10 - 19The Eye of Minds
7.57.5 / 10 - 20Feed
7.57.5 / 10 - 21The Girl in the Spider's Web
7.27.2 / 10 - 22Ready Player Two
6.56.5 / 10