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Litro #134 contributor Peter Vilbig recalls a drunken night ride on a motorcycle, and all that it meant.
David Glass examines the technological (r)evolution that is Virtual Reality, and asks: what would you call a project that gets you hooked on dreams?
“You could access a ‘properties’ menu for each avatar… The menu made no mention of the tattoos: sleeve-length across both arms and even across one of her cheeks.”
Litro #134: Augmented Reality, Magazine | Archives
Featuring new fiction and poetry from Iain Robinson, Eveline Pye, Jake Fior, Peter Vilbig and Thomas Darby – plus an essay by James Miller and an interview with Bruce Sterling.
Letters from the Editor, Litro #134: Augmented Reality, Technology
Interviews, Litro #134: Augmented Reality
Cyberpunk guru Bruce Sterling gives us the lowdown on Augmented Reality.
Fiction, Litro #134: Augmented Reality
One man rejects the virtual future.
Litro #134: Augmented Reality, Poetry
The difference between augmented reality and virtual reality is a Bengal tiger…
Litro #134: Augmented Reality, Poetry
A real life ends, but is imagined by those left behind…
Fiction, Litro #134: Augmented Reality
An exclusive extract from a new version of Alice.
Fiction, Litro #134: Augmented Reality
Love and pornography in an augmented world.
Fiction, Litro #134: Augmented Reality
A simple text deconstructed.
Litro #134: Augmented Reality, Technology, Travel&Lifestyle
How social media is changing the modern novel.