“Computer” boys and girls. Boring “yuppies” who suddenly decided to leave the security of their “home corporation” and become free. But... what is freedom? D...

“Disco 2000” is an anthology of cult prose, which takes place on December 31, 2000. The atmosphere of total madness associated with the onset of the so-calle...

“Abandon hope, all who enter here”... This inscription does not hang above the doors of the department with the expressive name “J-Pod”, located under the ve...

Eleanor Rigby is the story of Liz, a self-described drab, overweight, crabby, and friendless middle-aged woman, and her unlikely reunion with the charming...

They are Microserfs — six code-crunching computer whizzes who spend upward of sixteen hours a day “coding” and eating “flat” foods (food which, like Kraft...

Some people got drunk, some got drunk, some just grew up and sold out to the establishment. The story of Generation X is over. The “zeros” have come – the ti...

“We live an invisible life on the periphery; we have become marginalized - and there are a lot of things that we have decided not to participate in. We wante...

Douglas Copeland's works have already become a genre in their own right, and Miss Wyoming (1999) is an excellent example of the writer's multi-faceted talent...

The eponymous heroine of Miss Wyoming is one Susan Colgate, a teen beauty queen and low-rent soap actress. Dragooned into show business by her demonically...

From Amazon.comConsidering some of his past subjects--slackers, dot-commers, Hollywood producers--a Columbine-like high school massacre seems like unusual...

Amazon.co.uk ReviewIn this latest novel from the poet laureate of Gen X—who is himself now a dangerously mature 36—boy does indeed meet girl. The year is ...