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By rss@youtube.com (thskza) An interview with author William Gibson about his recent encounters with virtual worlds, following a publicity event in Second Life for his book Spook Country. Produced by Darren Alexander and Ian Daffern www.iandaffern.ca Keywords: gibson williamgibson cyberpunk spook spookcountr...

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Books - My favorite genre is the brief late 80's/early 90's cyberpunk movement by writers like William Gibson, Pat Cadigan, and Neal Stephenson. ...

Doctorow on computers as literary devices in cyberpunk: "I think William Gibson is a genius and a treasure to the human race, but if I were designing a ...

Kill Switch", was written by cyberpunk master William Gibson. (I got to meet him once — very sweet fellow!) The episode featured a cute goth hacker, ...

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

Keanu Reeves (The Matrix) has a head like a hard drive and tries to save mankind with Ice-T in this William Gibson cyberpunk story with Dolph ... imdb.com

” started as a literary step-child of cyberpunk in the 80s, made popular by the novel The Difference Engine by top sci-fi authors William Gibson ... mtviggy.com

hotel Hotel Riverside in Asakusa Tokyo As a William Gibson and Cybepunk fan I just had to try it for a night asakusa capsule cyberpunk hotel japan ... strimoo.com

 Hungary A reggeli órákban William Gibson cyberpunk sci-fi író publikált egy hasznos ötletet: változtassuk meg Twitter-beállításainkat, jelöljük be lakóhelyünknek Teheránt, és az ennek megfelelő időzónát is állítsuk be, az iráni bloggereket a Twitteren ugyanis ...

 NY After all, Morocco was way cool in the 60's, Malaysia used to be a William Gibson cyberpunk fantasy, Indonesia? What can I say, give me 5 years there on the beach. Lebanon (without the civil war) - ooh la la, the cuisine, the cafés. Turkey? ...

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 NY “Accusations” and “Human Disaster,” like the recent novels of onetime cyberpunk sage William Gibson, portray a dystopian “future” that is also startlingly contemporary, submerged in eerie synth beats and simple verse/chorus/verse structures. ...

An interview with William Gibson about his latest book, Spook Country. He discusses the concept featured in the novel -of locative art as well as ... vodpod.com

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

 PA about the status of their ambitious new concept album, based on the dark techno fantasies of author William Gibson and dystopian sci-fi flicks like Blade Runner – the ultimate realization of the band's self-proclaimed “cyberpunk” aesthetic. ...

 NY As both a sci-fi and an indie drama, it strives to complicate an otherwise typical cyberpunk plot by turning William Gibson’s usual cynical slacker protagonist into a Mexican migrant worker looking to earn some scratch for his podunk family. ...

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, ...

 France Along with writers such as William Gibson and Pat Cadigan, he drove the take-up of the cyberpunk literary genre which both fomented and predicted contemporary society’s heady mix of technology and culture. But he is worried that his novel-writing days ...

 Canada Never was this more obvious than in the annual, highly anticipated Bruce Sterling address. The sci-fi master’s brand of eighties-era cyberpunk has become, along with William Gibson’s work, a self-fulfilling prophesy, and he’s none too chuffed with this ...

 UK Junto con escritores como William Gibson y Pat Cadigan, dirigió el despegue del género literario cyberpunk, que fomentó y predijo la embriagadora mezcla de tecnología y cultura de la sociedad contemporánea. Sin embargo, teme que sus días de escritor de ...

 UK Along with writers such as William Gibson and Pat Cadigan, he drove the take-up of the cyberpunk literary genre which both fomented and predicted contemporary society's heady mix of technology and culture. But he is worried that his novel-writing days ...

 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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 TX Whereas his cyberpunk colleague William Gibson structures his books like B-movies, and has several film adaptations to show for it, Sterling's stories are more like a cabinet of curiosities. "The Caryatids" stuffs plenty of brilliant science-fiction ...

 United States Chairman Bruce" achieved prominence as one of the theoretical masterminds of cyberpunk, an unapologetic apologist for the 1970s science-fiction movement whose acknowledged crown prince was William Gibson. Like Gibson, Sterling turned away from writing ...

 PA - According to the Metropolis website, the EP’S cyberpunk concept depicts a world practically torn from the pages of a William Gibson novel, “where the masses ...

By Chip Question 1: In this classic short story by Arthur C. Clarke, the remnants of a now-destroyed civilization are found within the Phoenix Nebula, the leftovers of a supernova that was once visible from Earth. Name it! Question 23: “Cyber-Claus” is this cyberpunk author’s contribution to Ch...

 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. ...

Rudy Rucker’s wonderful reminiscences about the early days of cyberpunk (’it felt like being an early Beat’), Bruce Sterling (who ‘loved all things Soviet’) and William Gibson (the man with the ‘flexible-looking head’) got me thinking ...

By Lauren Davis Chown ultimately concludes that science fiction as we know it may change, but it will be an evolution rather than a distinction. And cyberpunk author William Gibson seems inclined to agree, noting that science fiction’s value has less ...

 - 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 ...

 DC - If you're a fan of cyberpunk novelist William Gibson, you probably already know that moving data facilities offshore, literally, is looming somewhere in our ...

By David Pescovitz Cyberpunk science fiction pioneer William Gibson has lent his name to some very cool bags and jackets (and sneakers). The products are a joint effort of two Japanese firms, bag company Porter, and Buzz Rickson, remakers of vintage military clothing. The William Gibson Collection from Bu...

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...

Think you're a big William Gibson fan? Sure, you've read all his books; maybe you even saw Johnny Mnemonic in a movie theater in 1995. (We did!) But are you willing to spend $530 dollars for a nylon bag to carry your laptop computer in? Would it help if we told you it was the same nylon used in mili...

 UK - Sep 24, 2008 Bruce Sterling, William Gibson and other cyberpunk authors imagined futures so dark that even the human soul could be destroyed. Science fiction evolved ...

By Slap*Happy It's also a socially-conscious cyberpunk movie musical, written, directed, scored and costumed by people in 2008 who have decided that 1996 is as far as the future goes, thanks... so it's also a goth/raver socially conscious cyberpunk ...

By Ian Goodwillie The follow up to his 2003 best-seller Pattern Recognition has finally made its appearance in paperback and with that arrival comes another binge of cyberpunk from the Godfather of the genre, William Gibson. Spook Country, his ninth ...

By RU Sirius John Shirley John Shirley was the original cyberpunk SF writer, but he also writes in other genres including horror. He wrote the original script for The Crow and has written for television including Deep Space Nine, Max Headroom, and Poltergeist: The Legacy.

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...

That second "introduction" is actually a series of letters between Bruce Sterling and John Kessel starting in 1985, which sounds like it's about the heart of the cyberpunk-humanist split. I hadn't even suspected such a thing existed, and I can't wait to read it myself.