Wetware

In 2030, bopper robots in their lunar refuge have founds a way to infuse DNA wetware with their own software code. The result is a new lifeform: the .meatbop.. Fair is fair, after all. Humans built the boppers, now bops are building humans. . .sort of. It.s all part of an insidious plot that.s about to ensnare Della Taze--who doesn.t think she killed her lover while in drug-induced ecstasy. . .but isn.t sure. And it.s certainly catastrophic enough to call Cobb Anderson--the pheezer who started it all--out of cold-storage heaven.
A genius. . .A cult hero among discriminating cyberpunkers (, San Diego Union-Tribune)
One of science fiction's wittiest writers (, San Francisco Chronicle)
You cannot know where modern science fiction has gotten to unless you are familiar with Rucker's work. (, Fantasy & Science Fiction)
In the exciting sequel to Software, the bopper robots have gone beyond building themselves; they are now trying to create humans. The boppers are combining the wetware of DNA with their own software to create startling results--and instigating numerous, hilarious events along the way. Original.