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	<title>Is Cory Doctorow Worth a damn?</title>
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	<description>Who to read besides Coupland, Stephenson, Gibson, and Sterling? I need an informational intake of this sort of highly-regarded (speculative? cyber?) fiction on a regular basis, or else I become irritable.&lt;br&gt;
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One other thing, I prefer contemporary writers who have produced notable work post-&apos;01.</description>
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