*Disclaimer*  This is my first attempt at a webpage since the last class I took with Alex Reid four years ago.  It's a work in progress.  Don't laugh.

Nicole Brady

Age: 24

Location: Rockland County, NY

College: SUNY Cortland

Major: English

Minor: Professional Writing

Children: 2, ages 3 and 1

AidanSophia

Hi everybody.  I'm not sure if I know any of you from around.  The last time I was physically in Cortland was Fall 2006.  I've been taking classes at SUNY Cortland since 2001.  Along the way I took two breaks to have my two beautiful children.  You may have seen me waddling around campus one year.

I am just four credits shy of gaining my degree and do not want to be one of those people who, later in life, realizes that they could have achieved much more if they just finished their degree.  I'm trying to figure out how to get my final credit right now (any suggestions on an online class I could take would be very welcome).  I have been filling in the time until I get my degree and begin my career with two jobs.  Mainly I am a medical biller for a medical group.  On some nights and weekends, I take calls for a drainage company.  It's boring but I have access to a computer and get a lot of work done.  Actually, it is where I am right now. 

I loved reading everyone elses profiles/wiki pages.  Where many of you are is where I would like to be in a few years-teaching and getting my Master's. 

This class is very interesting so far.  I'm a little nervous to see what the rest of the books are like.  Neuromancer is so unique that I imagine they will all give us a different view of what Cyberpunk really is.  Good luck everyone. 

*And have a great and safe Fourth of July (Yes I am working a holiday)

ENG 529: CYBERPUNK LITERATURE 2008

My Review of William Gibson's Neuromancer

My Review of Marge Piercy's He, She and It

MY FINAL PAPER - Survival of the Fittest: Outlaw Darwinism in Cyberpunk