Perry Mark Stratychuk: 7 books

Tour of Time's Edge is an anthology of short science fiction stories in different styles by visionary Canadian writer and poet Perry Mark Stratychuk. Originally published in 1992-93 as a limited edition sci-fi chapbook Tour of Time's Edge is now available for the first time in electronic format. This...

After the successful publication of his first poetry volume, Perry Mark Stratychuk returns with Cyberscope 2, his second selection of cyberpunk transrealism science fiction poetry. First published as a chapbook in 1994, this book also includes a bonus science fiction short story, Long Night on Hard Rock.

Bone 2 Bone by Perry Mark Stratychuk is a work of experimental poetry for readers and collectors interested in an urban, modern, tech savy look at inner feelings. This volume continues where the writer's previous two volumes of cyberpunk (Cyberscope) poetry left off.

Cyberscope: Experiments in Transrealism is the first selection of cyberpunk transrealism science fiction poetry by writer Perry Mark Stratychuk, originally published in paperback in 1992-93. Transrealism attempts to address the tiredness and boundaries of realism by using fantastic elements...

Return to the Shaking Tree: Scriptworks is a collection of two short film scripts and one feature length screenplay by Canadian writer/director Perry Mark Stratychuk. Published in the mid 90's as the Kalotropic Trilogy, this work includes an early draft of Johnny Damascus, which was originally titled Castle of Dice.

NEW WORLDS RADIATION GAME is the tale of a couple's surreal adventure as they journey through a fantasy inner space, after ingesting an unknown substance. Part sci-fi fantasy, part absurdist prose, part outsider art graphic novel, ALL BIZARRO! Non-explicit, but recommended for adults. First published and printed by Perry Mark Stratychuk in 1998.

The Shadow of the Shaking Treeis the first group of horror short stories written by Canadian writer and filmmaker Perry Mark Stratychuk. Originally released in paperback during the mid 1990's it's now available digitally for the first time, in the format of your choice.