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William Gibson’s post- 9/11 novels offer a fascinating case study in what happens when real life catches up with science fiction. Gibson has always been (to use one of his own phrases) a ...

We're living in a great era for original science fiction stories, with movies and shows like Dune, Severance, Foundation, Silo, Stranger Things, and more leadin ...

“I wanted buzzwords,” William Gibson says of his early writing ambitions. “I wanted buzz-neologisms, really.” He scored with “cyberspace,” the term he coined in a short story and ...

Gibson soon published his first novel, "Neuromancer," a 1984 volume that is widely considered a seminal, classic work of sci-fi. It was the first novel ever to win all three of science fiction's ...

The most typically “Gibson” of the essays in Distrust That Particular Flavor closes the book. “Googling The Cyborg” is the most recent piece, from 2008, and in it he tries to explain what ...

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William Gibson coined the term “cyberspace” in his novel Neuromancer. So it’s fitting that Gibson’s latest book, Spook Country, will be promoted in cyberspace — in Second Life, to be exact.

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William Gibson’s post- 9/11 novels offer a fascinating case study in what happens when real life catches up with science ... Gibson’s new book, “Zero History,” is the third, and final, ...

Canadian cyberpunk soothsayer William Gibson has been much celebrated for his prediction of some nascent form of the Internet in his 1984 debut “Neuromancer,” but his new collection of ...