William gibson

Neuromancer by William Gibson. Ace Science Fiction, this edition 1984.

Some have described you as a sort of technological prophet. How do you see your relationship with technology? My predictive capacity has always been

If you were drawn into the apocalyptic cyberpunk future depicted in Ender's Game, you'll eat Neuromancer up. Ender is at times a reluctant hero, and Gibson's has-been hacker Case is similarly unlikely — but when a dangerous artificial intelligence threatens Earth, it's Case (working with a dead man and a street fighter) who has the power to save the world.Get it from Amazon for $7.19, Barnes and Noble for $8.99, or a local bookseller through IndieBound here.

Midway through his career, the inventor of “cyberspace” turned his attention to the strange new world of the present, Joshua Rothman writes.

New Directions was founded in 1936, when James Laughlin (1914–1997), then a twenty-two-year-old Harvard sophomore, issued the first of the New Directions anthologies.

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The sci-fi novelist on how he inspired the creation of a fashion line – and his nerdy fascination with military fatigues