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I don't see people mention the Budayeen series very often, but I remember it being great!
Not sure how good these are (or how truly cyberpunk-y they are), as I haven't read them, but here you go:
I’ll look them up. Thanks
Try translated Chinese web serials.
Try 40 milenniums of cultivation. It's half fantasy though, with it's own magic system. Actually, most web serials I read are fantasy, I haven't seen much sci fi.
There are also actual novels though, like the 3 body problem, which was popular enough to get adapted to a netflix series but I only really care about web serials.
I’ve read the 3 bodies problem. Thanks for the other suggestion
if manga is book-like enough ghost in the shell
Already seen it and I have already a big back log of anime to watch. ;)
Thank you
Could try the Nexus trilogy by Ramez Naam. It's more modern cyberpunk though. The author is American, but was born in Egypt.
Will look it up, thanks
Wow, Germany doesn't really have international recognition Sci-Fi on a quick glance.
The Swarm by Frank Schätzing comes to my mind.
I haven't read anything where I personally know that the author came from outside of Europe/Northern America, but I'd think that it'd be easy to search for.
kagis
https://www.reddit.com/r/Cyberpunk/comments/1cwedld/any_german_cyberpunk_authors_writing_in_german/
Any german cyberpunk authors, writing in German language or living here? I'm writing cyberpunk for years now, living in Berlin and looking for people to connect and collaborate.
As far as I'm aware it doesn't really exist. Cyberpunk is a fairly niche genre. For the most part it didn't really take off in Europe. Most groups that existed formed in America and Japan respectively. In a sense you wouldn't really find a Korean Cyberpunk Group but you could easily find a Korean European Fantasy one. Cyberpunk doesn't really seem to exist in Europe. Well, I've seen some Anarchy groups but Anarchy is not Cyberpunk and isn't really the same thing. What makes this harder is that in Europe the regions are often splintered by language. I've heard of some interesting things going on in Slavic countries by chance and even some South European ones think Balkan but these were often soloists. From what I've heard it wasn't really possible to communicate with them simply due to language barriers.
That doesn't sound very promising, I suppose that the Japan pointer might have something that you want.
kagis