Salon reviews Paulina Borsook’s “Cyberselfish”, which denounces high-tech culture as pitiless, egotistical and (ugghh!) libertarian. Does it matter that squabbles prevented it from coming to press until five years after it was written? Time warp: “She’s especially talented at sketching

caricatures and does so throughout

“Cyberselfish,” where we meet a host of

cypherpunks and nerverts (nerds who

indulge in unusual sex), ravers and gilders,

entrepreneurial newts and programming

flamingos. Her sketches are true enough that

you nod and think, yeah, I know the type.

Indeed, at its best, “Cyberselfish” reads like

the “Radical Chic” of mid-1990s San

Francisco.”