Larry McCafferty's "Storming the Reality Studio" (1991)

Durham, North Carolina, US: Duke University Press (anthology, book), 1991.
9.25" x 5.625" x 1.125", 387 pages, softcover, ISBN 0-8223-1168-2.

Storming the Reality Studio: A Casebook of Cyberpunk and Postmodern Fiction, an anthology edited by Larry McCaffery and published in hardcover and softcover [shown] editions by Duke University Press (Durham, North Carolina, US) in 1991. The title is a borrowed phrase from William S. Burroughs' Nova Express.

William S. Burroughs contributes "Mother and I Would Like to Know", from The Wild Boys, pp. 44-47.

This copy belongs to Janet Galore (Seattle, Washington) and is maintained in the archive.

Shoaf II.269.

Contents: 

• Acknowledgments
• Larry McCafferty: "Introduction: The Desert of the Real"
• Richard Kadrey and Larry McCafferty: "Cyberpunk 101: A Schematic Guide to Storming the Reality Studio"
• Fiction and Poetry:
• Kathy Acker: "Beyond the Extinction of Human Life (from Empire of the Senseless)"
• J. G. Ballard: "From Crash"
• William S. Burroughs: "Mother and I Would Like to Know (from The Wild Boys)"
• Pat Cadigan: "Rock On"
• Samuel R. Delany: "Among the Blobs"
• Don DeLillo: "From White Noise"
• William Gibson: "From Neuromancer"
• Rob Hardin: "Fistic Hermaphrodites"
• Rob Hardin: "Penetrabit: Slime Temples"
• Rob Hardin: "nerve terminals"
• Harold Jaffe: "Max Headroom"
• Thom Jurek: "From Straight Fiction"
• Richard Kadrey: "The Toilet Was Full of Nietzsche (from Metrophage)"
• Marc Laidlaw: "Office of the Future (from Dad's Nuke)"
• Mark Leyner: "I Was an Infinitely Hot and Dense Dot (from My Cousin, My Gastroenterologist)"
• Joseph McElroy: "From Plus"
• Misha: "Wire Movement #9"
• Misha: "Wire for Two Tims"
• Ted Mooney: "From Easy Travel to Other Planets"
• Jim O'Barr: "Frame 137"
• Thomas Pynchon: "From The Crying of Lot 49"
• Rudy Rucker: "From Software"
• Lucius Shepard: "From Life During Wartime"
• Lewis Shiner: "Stoked"
• John Shirley: "Wolves of the Plateau"
• Bruce Sterling: "Twenty Evocations"
• Bruce Sterling: "The Mare Tranquillitatis People's Circumlunar Zaibatsu: 2-1-'16 (from Schismatrix)"
• William T. Vollmann: "The Indigo Engineers (from The Rainbow Stories)"
• Non-Fiction:
• Steve Brown: "Before the Lights Came On: Observations of a Synergy"
• Jean Baudrillard: "The Automation of the Robot (from Simulations)"
• Istvan Csicsery-Ronay, Jr.: "Cyberpunk and Neoromanticism"
• Jacques Derrida: "From Of Grammatology"
• Joan Gordon: "Yin and Yang Duke It Out"
• Veronica Hollinger: "Cybernetic Deconstructions: Cyberpunk and Postmodernism"
• Frederic Jameson: "From Postmodernism, or The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism"
• Arthur Kroker and David Cook: "Television and the Triumph of Culture (from The Postmodern Scene)"
• Brooks Landon: "Bet On It: Cyber/video/punk/performance"
• Timothy Leary: "The Cyberpunk: The Individual as Reality Pilot"
  
• Jean-François Lyotard: "The Postmodern (from The Postmodern Condition)"
• Larry McCafferty and William Gibson: "An Interview with William Gibson"
• Larry McCafferty: "Cutting Up: Cyberpunk, Punk Music, and Urban Decontextualizations"
• Brian McHale: "POSTcyberMODERNpunkISM"
• Tom Maddox: "The Wars of the Coin's Two Halves: Bruce Sterling's Mechanist/Shaper Narratives"
• David Porush: "Frothing the Synaptic Bath"
• George Slusser: "Literary MTV"
• Bruce Sterling: "Preface from Mirrorshades"
• Darko Suvin: "On Gibson and Cyberpunk SF"
• Takayumi Tatsumi: "The Japanese Reflection of Mirrorshades"
• Bibliography
• Contributors