By the 1960s, the science fiction genre was going stale and feeling repetitive. Too many action-filled, space-cowboy operas where a lone male protagonist saved the girl and the galaxy, all with his intellect and physical prowess, saturated the market. Some writers saw that science fiction could be so much more than just a simple hero journey and started to rebel.
Through the Screen of Cyberpunk: How the Subgenre Foretold Our World
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