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References Eclipse Phase Borrows Liberally from Many Sources, Which Deserve Recognition and Credit ReFeRences Eclipse Phase borrows liberally from many sources, which deserve recognition and credit. Gamemasters may also find them a good source of inspiration for adventures and campaigns. Further resources can be found on our website: http://eclipsephase.com Frederick Pohl Ray Kurzweil Fiction Gateway comics The Singularity is Near Ian Banks Alastair Reynolds Howard Rheingold The “Culture” Series Absolution Gap and GRaphic novels Smart Mobs: The Next Social Consider Phlebas Chasm City Jamie Delano Revolution The Use of Weapons The Prefect Narcopolis John Robb The Player of Games Pushing Ice Warren Ellis Brave New War The State of the Art Redemption Ark Doktor Sleepless Clay Shirky Inversions Revelation Space Doom 2099 Here Comes Everybody Excession Kim Stanley Robinson Global Frequency Bruce Sterling Look to Windward The “Mars Trilogy” Ministry of Space Shaping Things Matter Red Mars Ocean Tomorrow Now: Envisioning the Greg Bear Blue Mars Transmetropolitan Next Fifty Years Moving Mars Green Mars Jonathan Hickman Gregory Stock Queen of Angels The Martians Transhuman Redesigning Humans: Our Inevitable Slant Karl Schroeder Grant Morrison Genetic Future David Brin Ventus The Filth Simon Young Earth Dan Simmons The Invisibles Designer Evolution: A Transhumanist The “Earthclan” series Endymion Masamune Shirow Manifesto Startide Rising Fall of Endymion Ghost in the Shell The Uplift War Llium Ghost in the Shell 1.5: Sundiver “Hyperion Cantos” Human-Error Processor RoleplayinG Games Paul Di Filippo Hyperion Ghost in the Shell 2: Blue Planet Ribofunk Fall of Hyperion Man/Machine Interface Burning Empires Cory Doctorow Olympos Adam Warren Call of Cthulhu Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom Neal Stephenson Iron Man: Hypervelocity CthulhuTech Eastern Standard Tribe Diamond Age Makoto Yukimura Cybergeneration Greg Egan Bruce Sterling Planetes Dawning Star Axiomatic Caryatids Delta Green Diaspora Crystal Express FreeMarket Distress Holy Fire non-Fiction Gamma World Permutation City Ronald Bailey GURPS: Transhuman Space Schismatrix Plus Liberation Biology Quarantine Charles Stross Morrow Project Warren Ellis Susan Blackmore Paranoia Accelerando The Meme Machine Crooked Little Vein Glasshouse Shadowrun Kathleen Ann Goonan Cynthia Brezeal Shock: Social Science Fiction Halting State Designing Sociable Robots The “Nanotech Cycle” Iron Sunrise Traveller Queen City Jazz David Brin Singularity Sky The Transparent Society Mississippi Blues Toast Crescent City Rhapsody Richard Brodie movies and television Karen Traviss Aeon Flux Light Music Virus of the Mind: City of Pearl AI Peter Hamilton The New Science of the Meme Vernor Vinge Alien series The “Commonwealth Saga” James Brook and Ian Boal (eds) Across Realtime Andromeda Pandora’s Star Resisting the Virtual Life A Deepness in The Sky Babylon 5 Judas Unleashed Rodney Brooks A Fire Upon The Deep Big O The “Greg Mandel Trilogy” Flesh and Machines: Rainbow’s End Blade Runner Mindstar Rising How Robots Will Change Us True Names and Other Dangers Cowboy Bebop A Quantum Murder Cambrian Intelligence: Elisabeth Vonarburg Crusade The Nano Flower The Early History of the New AI Slow Engines of Time District 9 James Hogan Critical Art Ensemble Peter Watts Dollhouse Voyage from Yesteryear Digital Resistance Blindsight Dreamcatcher Ken Macleod Electronic Civil Disobedience “Rifters’ Trilogy” Event Horizon The “Fall Revolution” series The Electronic Disturbance Starfish Ergo Proxy The Star Fraction Flesh Machine Maelstrom Firefly The Stone Canal The Molecular Invasion Behemoth (ß-Max + Seppuku) Gattica The Cassini Division The Marching Plague Scott Westerfeld Ghost in the Shell The Sky Road Richard Dawkins The Risen Empire Ghost in the Shell: Innocence Newton’s Wake The Selfish Gene The Killing of Worlds Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Richard Morgan K. Eric Drexler Walter Jon Williams Solid State Society The “Takeshi Kovacs” series Engines of Creation: Aristoi Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Altered Carbon The Coming Era of Nanotechnology Angel Station Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Broken Angels Freeman Dyson Voice of the Whirlwind 2nd Gig Woken Furies Disturbing the Universe David Zindell The Island Thirteen Imagined Worlds The Broken God Jekyll Linda Nagata Ann Finkbeiner Neverness Moon The Bohr Maker The Jasons War in Heaven. Pandorum Deception Well Imaginary Weapons The Wild Planetes Limit of Vision Joel Garreau Serenity Tech Heaven Radical Evolution Sleep Dealer Vast Adam Greenfield Everyware: The Dawning Age of Solaris Ubiquitous Computing Stargate and Stargate: Atlantis James Hughes Sunshine Citizen Cyborg Uzumaki References Zardoz.
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