Rule 34 is a science fiction novel about cybercrime, maker culture and porn. The boss has retreated behind her wall of pot plants after hovering over your shoulder like a huge and bothersome horsefly, peering at your computer screen as you attempt to explain the annual sales speadsheet. Read more at Guardian books. Writer and storyteller. Special forces librarian retired. Currently travelling the world and writing a book. View more posts. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account.

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I t's am on a painfully dull Thursday morning in the office. The boss has retreated behind her wall of pot plants after hovering over your shoulder like a huge and bothersome horsefly, peering at your computer screen as you attempt to explain the annual sales speadsheet. You flick your mouse cursor over to the Firefox browser you're running from the same USB dongle that is providing your wireless internet access, all so spotty Gareth in IT services can't spy on what you're looking at. There's no response from the nice-looking date on Soulmates and no little red notifications demanding your attention on Facebook , so you click over to the Guardian's books website. With luck the lovely Sam Jordison will have read your nomination for the Not the Booker prize. But no! It's that SF geek Walter with another one of his weird things. What's he going on about this time? Apparently some bloke called Charles Stross has written a science fiction novel called Rule