Introduction
Cyberiad is a shared account used by several persons.
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A series of whimsical commentaries on the state of the world, culture, music, technology, fiction, travels, games, film, art, and more.
Stanislaw Lem
Italo Calvino
Jorge Luis Borges
Salman Rushdie
Enterprise
Business Week
Fortune
Forbes
Bloomberg
Information
Technology
MIT Technology Review
Red Herring
Upside
PC Magazine
PC World
Internet World
Byte
CNET
ZDNet
Wired
Mondo 2000
2600
Science and
Technology
Discover
Hardware
Tom's Hardware Guide
Bill's Workshop
The Firing Squad
Hardware Zone
Military
Jane's
Naval Institute
Air Power Online
Music
Elements
A Different Drum
Isolation Tank
Al Crawford's Reviews
Music Labels
Hypnotic / Cleopatra
Mute
October
4AD
Wargames
Decision Games
Avalon Hill
3W
The Gamers
Roleplaying Games
Warhammer
GURPS
Call of Cthulhu
Runequest
RPG Companies
Steve Jackson Games
Chaosium
White Wolf
Hogshead
Games Workshop
Wizards of the Coast
Search Engine
Northern Light
Elements
Elements. A secret garden. A discordant treasury of perspectives,
etchings, dreams, conceptions, and writings.
Elements is a music site specialising in Electronic, Gothic, industrial, trance, synthpop, ambient and other form of music. The orientation is towards short reviews of electronic music. The likes of St Etienne could be found beside Tangerine Dream. Depeche Mode, Orbital, Future Sound of London, Apoptygma Berzerk, X marks the Pedwalk, Frontline Assembly, Clan of Xymox, and others serve to populate Elements. Elements is a sister site of this site.
music
St Etienne
St Etienne
conjures the heady feel of 60s amidst the lush
programming. Lounge Pop at its best.
Discography
To be completed.
Cyberiad. This term has nought to do with the current Cyberspace phenomena, instead, it is the title of a 1974 fabulist tract, 'The Cyberiad: Fables for the Cybernetic Age', a masterpiece written by the iconoclastic Stanislaw Lem. This magical work consisting of short fables, written during the stifling Communist era in Poland, when the Warsaw Pact was close to its nadir under the leadership of Brehne. 'Cyberiad' describes the two constructors who in trying to out-invent each other conjuring the most bizarre and hilarious of situations and creations, including dragons of improbability, electronic bards and so forth. 'The Cyberiad' is a delightful collection of fables. Heavily recommended.