Skip to main content
Photo of Bruce Bethke

Bruce Bethke

Bruce Bethke is an American author best known for his 1983 short story "Cyberpunk" which led to the widespread use of the term for the cyberpunk subgenre of science fiction. His novel, Headcrash, won the Philip K. Dick Award in 1995 for SF original paperback published in the US.

Read more on Wikipedia

Books13

Stupefying Stories 23

Stupefying Stories 23

with Julie Frost

Stupefying Stories 20

Stupefying Stories 20

with Eric Cline

Stupefying Stories 22

Stupefying Stories 22

with Ian Whates

Five Stars: Five Outstanding Tales from the early days of Stupefying Stories

Five Stars: Five Outstanding Tales from the early days of Stupefying Stories

2014
Titan 1

Titan 1

2013

with Stanley G. Weinbaum, Ted Chiang and Kij Johnson

The Fifth Science Fiction MEGAPACK (R)

The Fifth Science Fiction MEGAPACK (R)

2012

with Allen M. Steele, George Zebrowski, Lawrence Watt-Evans, Carol Emshwiller, Charles L. Fontenay, Grania Davis and Ken Scholes

Wild Wild West

Wild Wild West

1999
Lamps on the Brow

Lamps on the Brow

1998
Rebel Moon

Rebel Moon

1996
Headcrash

Headcrash

1995
More Mystery Cats: Feline Felonies

More Mystery Cats: Feline Felonies

1993

with Lilian Jackson Braun, Gene DeWeese and Edward D. Hoch

Maverick

Maverick

1990
Cyberpunk

Cyberpunk

1984