Cheap Truth
In the early 1980's SF author Bruce Sterling, under the pseudonym
"Vincent Omniaveritas", edited a series of one-page newsletters titled
Cheap Truth. (It's usually referred to as a
samizdat, after the mimeographed newsletters dissidents
circulated among themselves in Communist Eastern Europe.) In them,
Bruce Sterling, Lewis Shiner, Rudy Rucker, and other members of a
loose-knit group of SF writers (called by themselves "the Movement")
attacked what they considered the stagnant state of the time's
popular science fiction and hyped their own works. As such, they document
the development of the literary consciousness of many of the writers
of works later dubbed "cyberpunk".