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“A breath of fresh air . . . the vision is deeply imagined, very complete and controlled . . . Gibson is truly brilliant.”—Washington Times magazine
From a true master of science fiction comes a collection of short stories that show how, no matter the length, Gibson is one of the greatest writers working today.
Known for his seminal science fiction novel Neuromancer, and for the acclaimed books Pattern Recognition, The Peripheral, and Agency, William Gibson is actually best when writing shor...
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When Neuromancer was published in 1984, its author, a newbie writer named William Gibson with not many credits to his name other than a few short stories, didn’t expect much of his debut novel. “I wrote [it] with absolutely no expectation that it would be in print twenty years later,” he wrote in the introduction to […]
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