Whether is needed or not, I cannot ignore other 'Punk' derivatives...

Encouraged by some people here I'll just add few more punk parts I concern to be be a part of that domain.
All this sub-genres are nothing more then eyeopener in evergrowing " punk " culture, either its urban or traditional.

Ill try to out them in chronological order, of some kind.

* Stonepunk which utilize mainly simple form and material solutions that were used in many well known series, such as Flinstones. Literal examples are even better but I forgot which were they


* Nowpunk with contemporary fiction settings, you know like hackers and covert.ops thing of today!


* Mythpunk is probably most undestanable for me becouse it nurtures folklore with postmodern stuff.
Basically a fiction.


* Dreampunk is new to me. A new chapter in what I consider to be my heading here. Lots of dystopian chemistry there with loads of mixed paths with steam/cyberpunk meets Old ways of shamanic traditions. Soooo huge area to explore.. More less nuanced levels of narrative that follows sometimes even occult plots. Its catchy

Im somewhat familiar with Sterling's work over his scifi novel "the Zenith Angle" .
It was readable and addictive if u consider my moderate expectations and interest of futurism in general.

I believe he can be interpreted as Nowpunker, I guess. Is it?

So, Nowpunk is something like new Hitman movie? Right?
Present time but advanced tech just in hands of military and politicians or corps?

So wait... what would Shadowrun fall under?
As a traditional cyberpunk setting mixed in with classic fantasy, would it be mythpunk or dreampunk? I'm a little confused

Shadowrun? Can I have more info about that? It sounds interesting... Cyber punk and magic? That must be an awesome mix