[Neuromancer Teil 3] Held*innenreise in 3 Akten und 'Mitternacht in der Rue Jules Verne'

from Sprawl Radio · host Alexander Schwiewager und Stephan Fasold

Wir lassen das sündhafte Babylon endlich hinter uns, setzen uns ein Derm zur Entspannung und fliegen per Shuttle in den Orbit. Dort lauschen wir dem Dub von Zion, konsumieren Ganja und träumen weiter vom Cyberspace und Freeside. Schlendert mit uns auf der Rue Jules Verne wie die großen Simstim-Stars. Doch keine Angst, es ist alles echt. Außer der Himmel. Freeside, warum warten? Außerdem sprechen wir über ein paar analytische Werkzeuge, die man nicht nur auf Science Fiction Literatur und Filme anwenden kann: Die 3-Akt Struktur und die Held*innenreise. Steckt ein und lauscht unseren körperlosen Stimmen, bei Sprawl Radio!

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