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42. Riding Shotgun With William Gibson - Fiction - Salon.com Overview of the new short film. http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2001/02/07/gibson_doc/index.html

Hot Topics Noble Beasts Music Africa ... About Salon Store Communities Letters Open Salon The Well Table Talk ... Terms of Service OAS_AD('Top'); Editor: Updated: Today Topic: Fiction Wednesday, Feb 7, 2001 14:07 ET Riding shotgun with William Gibson In a new documentary, the archetypal cyberpunk author displays his new obsession: Media, not technology. By Andrew Leonard Sitting in the back of a limousine, alternately smoking a cigarette or smiling at the unexpected results of his own eloquence, William Gibson looks comfortable. That's a good thing, too, since the vast majority of "No Maps For These Territories" an 88-minute documentary about the science-fiction author that screened at this year's Slamdance festival is shot, literally, on the road. As he reclines, protected by his seatbelt, and occasionally, by a pair of dark sunglasses, he exists in nowheresville. We don't know where Gibson's going or where he's been. Every now and then we glimpse a freeway sign or some shimmery neon. Director Mark Neale also likes to play visual tricks overlaying images across the car windows that are obviously not the local landscape. Neale has a background in music video, and he employs plenty of MTV jumpiness to illustrate his narrative. The general effect is unsettling we're always moving, but never getting anywhere. But the technique also helps concentrate the viewer on what's important Gibson's words: his elaborations on the act of writing, his personal history, drugs, religion, pornography and, of course, the Internet, or, to use the word that most everybody knows by now Gibson coined, cyberspace.

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Home Browse by author A B C D ... Z Other books Mona Lisa Overdrive Book (Spectra) List Price: Price: Book (Berkley) List Price: Price: Spook Country Book (Putnam Adult) List Price: Price: You Save: Count Zero Book (Ace Trade) List Price: Price: You Save: Pattern Recognition Book (Berkley) List Price: Price: Zero History Book (Berkley Trade) List Price: Price: You Save: cheap Pakistan - Cellular phone card Gibson William Zero History List Price: Price: You Save: Description Unabridged, 9 CDs, 11 hours Read by TBA William Gibson's first new novel since Spook Country Customer Reviews Not zero when it comes to reading So if you haven't read the previous 3 Gibson novels you can probably follow this one, but there would be a lot missing from your total appreciation of the current novel. This one certainly ties up a lot of loose ends and has all kinds of cool stuff (like the Festo devices) to make it interesting. I can't be sure how this would read if I hadn't read the last 3. I highly recommend this novel AFTER you have read the this "sequence" from the beginning. Search for Pants goes nowhere A long term fan of Gibson, I found this to be a "one sequel too many" type of book. My impression is he is attempting to apply espionage type scenarios over the fashion industry which ends up leaving the reader puzzled as to the extreme reactions of the antagonists (the good and bad guys) over attempts to find out the source of blue jeans. And the scenarios are endlessly repeated with Mr. BigEnds "full english breakfast" scene being played out numerous times. I finally gave up after 75% of the book as it was not going anywhere with any believable story line.

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45. Gibson, William - Science, Fiction, Computer, World, And Cultural (US, 1948– ) Born in the United States, though he now lives in Vancouver, Gibson became the leading explorer of the conceptual possibilities of contemporary technology. http://www.jrank.org/literature/pages/18836/Gibson-William.html

46. William Gibson Bibliography / Mediagraphy Complete William Gibson bibliography and related links. Describes his books, articles, short stories, audio books, and related media. http://www.skierpage.com/gibson/biblio.htm

William Gibson Bibliography / Mediagraphy Just the facts, but far more complete than the other Johnny-come-lately "6 books and out" lists out there. All lists are in real-world chronological order. The chronology of the "Sprawl" series is Johnny Mnemonic short story - New Rose Hotel short story - Burning Chrome short story - Neuromancer - Count Zero - Mona Lisa Overdrive. Other stories in Burning Chrome fit more or less tightly into the imagined future of the series. By the time Gibson wrote the Skinner's Room short story - virtual light - Idoru - All Tomorrow's Parties sequence set closer in time, the near future had turned out different from the "Sprawl" future. There's a fascinating cyberpunk timeline at http://www.subsitu.com/cns/tl.htm that dovetails Gibson's work with the cyber, punk, and sf goings-on at the same time. Summary: Books Burning Chrome Neuromancer Count Zero Mona Lisa Overdrive The Difference Engine(with Bruce Sterling) Virtual Light Idoru All Tomorrow's Parties Pattern Recognition Short stories and articles the stories collected in Burning Chrome The Gernsback Continuum and Red Star, Winter Orbit

47. Gibson, William Summary | BookRags.com Gibson, William. Gibson, William summary with encyclopedia entries, research information, and more. http://www.bookrags.com/eb/gibson-william-eb/

48. Gibson, William (Harper's Magazine) October 2010. AMERICAN ELECTRA Feminism’s Ritual Matricide By Susan Faludi. THIRTY DAYS AS A CUBAN Pinching Pesos and Dropping Pounds in Havana By Patrick Symmes http://harpers.org/subjects/WilliamGibson

49. Salon: William Gibson, Webmaster Cyberspace s father spends some time with his progeny http://www.salon.com/weekly/gibsonintro961014.html

50. Alexandra DuPont Interviews William 'Freakin' Gibson!!!! -- Ain't It Cool News: Regarding his book All Tomorrow s Parties and thoughts on the future and writing. http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=5140

51. Gibson, William (1842? - 1918) Biographical Entry - Australian Dictionary Of Bio Gibson, William (1842? 1918) Biographical Entry - The Australian Dictionary of Biography Online, or ADB Online, is a biographical dictionary featuring concise, informative http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080669b.htm

52. Metroactive Books | William Gibson General overview and analysis of several thematic aspects of the novel, Idoru. http://www.metroactive.com/papers/metro/09.12.96/books1-9637.html

Books Index Metro Metroactive Central Archives Virtually a Bestselling Book William Gibson returns to the 21st century in 'Idoru' By Andrew X. Pham W HAT IS LIFEreal or virtualbut the angle of vision? Perhaps we are only what we know, what our experience encompasses. In Idoru , William Gibson, the father of cyberpunk, once again takes this question into his world, into his "virtuality." The new novel marks Gibson's return to the unique techno-decadent 21st century of his previous works. Spinning off from Gibson's last bestseller, Virtual Light , the story takes place in a Tokyo rebuilt by nanotechnology after a massive millennial earthquake. Net searcher Colin Laney is a man who sees things in data like he "sees things in clouds, except the things he sees are really there." He possesses a talent for discerning crucial information"nodal points"from random amalgamations of data on a single person. That is, he can predict the outcome of an event or the behavior of a subject. When one of his subjects turns up dead, Laney finds himself without a job and targeted as a scapegoat by Slitscan, his former employer. Laney goes to Japan to interview for a job as data analyst. His new employer wants him to study Rez, singer for the band Lo/Rez, a Japanese superstar rock duo. Rez has apparently announced his intention to marry "idoru" (idol) Rei Toei, an information-generated personality-construct of a beautiful woman that flickers between reality and virtuality with the ease of a ghost. This decision jeopardizes the financial empire of Lo/Rez and its managers.

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Would you like to login? Find by Author/Title Author Title GIBSON, William Neuromancer London, Gollancz, 1984. The first British, and first hardcover edition, of Gibson's first novel, the book that defined the cyberpunk genre and in doing so won the Hugo, the Nebula, and the Philip K. Dick Award a literary "triple" which had never before been accomplished. Signed by the author . Gibson has been credited with coining the term "cyberspace" in 1982, to refer to computer-generated realities. Neuromancer was first published in the U.S. as a paperback original. Timothy Leary and William Burroughs reportedly worked on adapting the novel to software, as the first of the "Mind Movies" to go with Leary's "Mind Mirror" software. Fine in a fine dust jacket. A beautiful copy of a landmark book. From the collection of Bruce Kahn. SOLD All books are first printings of first editions or first American editions unless otherwise noted. See more items by GIBSON, William E-list Book Fairs Articles ... Home

54. Slashdot | Pattern Recognition Archived review and online discussion of Gibson s novel, Pattern Recognition. http://books.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/02/11/1521249&mode=thread&tid=99

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56. Commentary On Gibson's Neuromancer Trilogy Written by members of English 111, Cyberspace, VR, and Critical Theory, Brown University, Spring 1998. Archived at the Cyberarts and Cyberculture Research Initiative. http://www.cyberartsweb.org/cpace/scifi/gibson/studentov.html

Commentary on Gibson's Neuromancer trilogy Members of English 65, The Cyborg Self , Brown University, Fall 2006 Neuromancer AI as Cold as Ice What is the Matrix? The Power of Knowledge Clockwork Fetishism ... The Dehumanization of Desire Count Zero The Cybernetic Bible Artificial Dreamtime The Old Dark Happily ever after ... GOD VERSION 2.0 Mona Lisa Overdrive God in Cyberspace Guns and Games Assimilation to the Matrix Take Me Now, To the (Living) Cities of the Future ... Biosoft World Members of English 65, The Cyborg Self , Brown University, Spring 2005 Letter Writers Memory and Storage Conceptual Cyberspace in Neuromancer ... The Good, the Bad, and the Cyborg Members of English 111, Cyberspace, VR, and Critical Theory, Brown University, Spring 1998 Katherine Sibley Angus, New Future, Same Questions Zachariah Boyle, Gibson's Neuromancer trilogy in the Context of Sci-Fi and Fantasy Jesse Chan-Norris, Cyberspace and the Sprawl Joshua Conterio, Neuromancer Afterlife Sharif Corinaldi, Intelligence and Comprehension: Response to Neuromancer Steve Cook, Gibson's Sprawl the Dominant Element in Neuromancer and Count Zero John Crews

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58. William Gibson: “El Futuro Ya No Existe” Entrevista a Gibson sobre el futuro y el presente de la Red y de su escritura. http://www.elmundo.es/navegante/2002/12/23/entrevistas/1040640564.html

Portada Empresas E-Sociedad Seguridad ... Encuentros Martes, 08 de Febrero de 2005 Diario del Navegante Ariadna Buscar en buscar en... Internet FTPSearch elmundo.es Navegante ENTREVISTAS EL PADRE DEL 'CIBERPUNK' William Gibson: “El futuro ya no existe” El escritor se acerca a la convulsa realidad contemporánea en su nueva novela, “Pattern Recognition” JOSÉ LUIS DE VICENTE Especial para elmundo.es BARCELONA Pasará a la historia por haber sido el primero en formular el término “ciberespacio”, pero el legado de William Gibson en nuestra cultura es mucho mas penetrante. En 1984, su clásica novela “Neuromante” definió la iconografía de la ciencia ficción moderna, anticipando un futuro intrigantemente familiar en el que por primera vez se planteaba que buena parte de nuestras vidas cotidianas transcurriría en el espacio inmaterial de la Red. Siete libros más tarde, el escritor visionario más influyente de los últimos veinte años no puede escapar al presente. En su nueva novela, “Pattern Recognition” (Reconocimiento de Patrones), Gibson explora el estado de paranoia de su país a través de la hija de una victima del atentado de las torres Gemelas, que persigue por Internet pedazos de una misteriosa filmación de origen desconocido. Con ocasión de su presencia en el festival barcelonés de la literatura Kosmopolis , en el que pronunció una conferencia sobre sus orígenes como escritor titulada “código fuente”, Gibson conversó con el Diario del Navegante sobre el futuro y el presente de la Red y de su escritura.

59. SUPLEMENTO JOVEN DE PAGINA/12 Cr nica biogr fica del autor canadiense e influencia de sus obras en el cine actual. http://www.pagina12.com.ar/2001/suple/No/01-05/01-05-03/NOTA3.HTM

Truchas Bonjour x Liniers Jueves 3 de Mayo de 2001 Paseo virtual por la vida y obra de William Gibson El hombre que vio el futuro Cual Julio Verne after-punk, escribió sobre lo que ahora estás curtiendo (de oídas o no). Inventó la palabra “cyberespacio” (¿te suena?), nada menos. Sus novelas fueron inspiración principal, aunque nadie lo admita, para una tremenda película como The Matrix. Es el favorito de Bono, The Edge y otros varias estrellas del primer mundo. Ahora tiene su propio documental y prepara –por fin– una versión cinematográfica para Neuromancer, su obra cumbre. Suficiente para contar. POR MARIANA ENRIQUEZ I love Ebay El cine es una deuda Johnny Mnemonic. Dirigida por Robert Longo y protagonizada por New Rose Hotel Neuromancer.

60. Famous South Carolinians - Artists & Musicians - William Gibson Gibson, William Most would be surprised to learn that the term cyberspace had roots in the state of South Carolina. Nevertheless, Conway born author William Gibson wrote many http://sciway3.net/2001/famous-sc/william_gibson.html

Home Educators Government Officials Medical Researchers ... Athletes Gibson, William Most would be surprised to learn that the term "cyberspace" had roots in the state of South Carolina. Nevertheless, Conway born author William Gibson wrote many science fiction novels including Neuromancer , in which he depicts a network of computers with "unthinkable complexity" called "cyberspace." He also contributed words to the science fiction vocabulary such as "virtual reality". Much of his work is based on "Orwell style" science fiction that portrays a bleak future for humans, being ruled by technology. His books opened the door to cyberpunk literature, a genre in which large corporations and deteriorating values dominate the world of the future. Gibson received his start as a contributor to the science fiction magazine Omni . He received recognition for his complex plots and the interesting situations into which he placed his characters. Neuromancer is considered by some to be perhaps the most important science fiction work of the 1980's.

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