William Gibson

By rss@youtube.com (Overhazard) Wow, this was actually short enough to fit into one video. This is the Neuromancer Cup, this weekend's Mario Kart Wii competition hosted by CaseDoc. The Neuromancer Cup is named after the book "Neuromancer," written by William Gibson. You can look it up, or the author, if you want more inform...

6 min - 2008-11-03 William Gibson, author of Neuromancer, interviewed in Paris by teletourville, october 2008. Music : "Corruption" by FLA (Front Line Assembly) from the album "Flavour of the Weak" (1998) http://www.teletourville.net

William Gibson, author of Neuromancer, interviewed in Paris by teletourville, october 2008. Music : "Corruption" by FLA (Front Line ... www.dailymotion.com

By rss@youtube.com (alexjestaire) William Gibson, author of Neuromancer, interviewed in Paris by teletourville, october 2008. Music : "Corruption" by FLA (Front Line Assembly) from the album "Flavour of the Weak" (1998) http://www.teletourville.net

30. The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel is from Neuromancer, by William Gibson (thanks, Joanne!). 37. Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself is the first line of Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway.

Neuromancer captures the moment and its fears with its black organ clinics and razors popping out under fingernails, but William Gibson didn't have to be ...

The Cary Library Strangers in a Strange Book Club will meet at 6:30 pm to discuss "Neuromancer" by William Gibson. Cary Community Library is at 310 S. ...

IndieMoviesOnline He tweeted about it over the weekend — and William Gibson tweeted back. Epiphany. I finally figured out how to end the movie. So that probably doesn't ... The latest on Joseph Kahn's Neuromancer adaptationIndieMoviesOnline all 2 news articles »

An ambitious new work by Brody Condon, Case is a contemporary adaptation of the classic cyberpunk novel Neuromancer by William Gibson. ...

 CA Several people in Neuromancer by William Gibson. Super-hacker Case meets his girlfriend Linda Lee, who was murdered in Chiba City, but her consciousness lives on in the cyber-matrix. And then he and his friends have to steal a ROM containing the ...

were the stuff of science fiction. Creators like William Gibson, who coined the term "cyberspace" in his novel Neuromancer, helped ... vimeo.com

the concept inspired by cyberspace described by William Gibson in his Neuromancer novels, as well as Neal Stephenson's depiction of the matrix in Snow ... and more »

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On an overcast morning in 1999, William Gibson, father of cyberpunk and author of the cult-classic novel Neuromancer, stepped into a limosine and ... it.truveo.com

 MA He was once attached to a big screen adaptation of William Gibson’s novel Neuromancer, but rumor has it that he clashed with the Hollywood system. Apparently Chris is now doing commercial work, and last year shot this beautiful commercial for Flora, ...

I have always associated Cyberpunk with the work of William Gibson, author of NEUROMANCER, and the man for whom the Gibson supercomputer in the 1995 movie HACKERS was named. In a Gibson story our society and culture have evolved into a technological ...

 NY Along with William Gibson (Neuromancer) and Bruce Sterling (Schismatrix), Williams (Voice of the Whirlwind) helped create the cyberpunk fiction movement of the late 20th century. Now, he moves beyond cyberpunk into an even nearer future, ...

 Turkey To help explain the title of the show, Akın turns to the project titled “No Maps for These Territories,” which is a documentary film about William Gibson, the author of “Neuromancer,” a seminal science fiction novel and an influential reference for ...

 Canada But the MUDs were what eventually gave way to these virtual realities fantasized by science fiction writer William Gibson in his novel, Neuromancer. These MUDs, which drew the 'Dungeon' part of their name from fantasy role-playing game origins ...

 CA WoW Insider cites the term 'cyberspace' as coined by William Gibson and used in his 1984 novel Neuromancer. One might even argue that the internet itself qualifies. On top of that, NCsoft itself has yet to be served with notice of the suit. ...

 VA You get this even in the project’s name, which is a nod to William Gibson’s 1984 futuristic classic Neuromancer, widely considered the father of cyberpunk literature. The team behind the project come from a range of backgrounds in academia and industry ...

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 Belgium You get this even in the project’s name, which is a nod to William Gibson’s 1984 futuristic classic Neuromancer, widely considered the father of cyberpunk literature. The team behind the project come from a range of backgrounds in academia and industry ...

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 UK It was also remarkably prescient, given that the term "cyberspace" did not even enter the public lexicon until two years later, when William Gibson wrote his brilliant yet bewildering debut novel Neuromancer. A sequel has been planned for some time, ...

 NY The production has been documented in an art blog by Tufts prof Rick Berry (best known for designing William Gibson’s “Neuromancer” cover), who was embedded in the rehearsals for this highly individual opera. “It’s one of the most remarkable debut ...

 CA - Feb 1, 2009 Neuromancer, William Gibson; Green Eyes, Lucius Shepard; The Wild Shore, Kim Stanley Robinson; In the Drift, Michael Swanwick; Them Bones, Howard Waldrop; ...

 OH - Jan 23, 2009 Maybe this joystick-and-rad-guns stuff was hot when William Gibson published Neuromancer back in 1984. The very idea of cyberspace was cool back then. ...

 - My first encounter with this idea came from the novel Count Zero by William Gibson (the sequel to his award winning Neuromancer—check these out if you get a ...

 Hong Kong - The situation is quite different, however, with a different trio of major sci-fi authors: Neuromancer author William Gibson, Islands in the Net author Bruce ...

 KY - Dec 17, 2008 Neuromancer and Mona Lisa Overdrive may still have honored places in science fiction, but its unlikely you’ll see any of William Gibson’s more recent ...

 OH - Dec 11, 2008 “Neuromancer” (William Gibson, 1984). This cyberpunk story has tried to make it to the big screen a few times, but never quite got there. ...

William Gibson’s Neuromancer 32. Jackie Kessler’s The Road to Hell 33. Charlaine Harris’ Dead As a Doornail 34. Marjorie M. Liu’s The Iron Hunt 35. Mark Del Franco’s Unshapely Things 36. Mark Del Franco’s Unquiet Dreams ...

 - Nov 7, 2008 William Gibson revolutionized the world of science fiction with his dark and gritty but somehow impossibly cool cyberpunk novel Neuromancer. ...

By Matt Springer none@example.com William Gibson revolutionized the world of science fiction with his dark and gritty but somehow impossibly cool cyberpunk novel Neuromancer . Dystopias have always been a staple of science fiction, but in this case the dystopia didn't ...

 MA - The word was coined in the early 1980's by William Gibson to describe the VR network connecting the world of his seminal novel Neuromancer. "Cyberspace. ...

By Развигор(noreply@blogger.com) In his early cyberpunk works set in the Neuromancer universe, William Gibson envisioned hackers (cyberspace jockeys, cyber cowboys) jacking in into the matrix not seating in front of a computer, but lying down on their belly in a position resembling driving riding a high-powered moto...

By tycho garen Yesterday I posted a note about what I’ve been reading and about Melissa Scott’s The Jazz, and in it I realized that I talked about William Gibson’s Neuromancer in comparison to Melissa’s book and I didn’t get into my thoughts on the Gibson.

By Akela Talamasca William Gibson could arguably be called the Godfather of the Metaverse. While he didn't invent it, his first book Neuromancer doubtless inspired geeks worldwide to create a future that would bring his vision to life. SL's certainly right up there, as far as that goes, and now Mr. Gibson will...

William Gibson, whose 1984 novel Neuromancer was a bible for Internet pioneers, is making an appearance in Second Life. Gibson wasn't the first person to use the idea of "cyberspace," but he coined the word and popularized it.   more Update your feed preferences powered by SimpleFeed

By Greyhawk Just finished reading Virtual Light, an early 90's sci-fi book by William Gibson. Gibson is credited with creating the "cyberpunk" sub-genre; I'd read his Neuromancer trilogy some time ago and enjoyed it. Virtual Light is the first book of another trilogy, but I don't know if I'll bother w...

By Cory Doctorow Cory Doctorow: William Gibson has commented on the latest rumor of a Neuromancer film: Myself, I'll be willing to entertain the idea that Neuromancer is really "headed for the big screen" when I'm watching it being shot I *do* believe, though, that Peter Weir will not be going forward wit...

In the meantime, or at least for the year or so it'll take to film and edit, I suggest you pick up a copy of Neuromancer, or anything by William Gibson or Neal Stephenson, and become immersed in his wonderful world of science fiction. ...