William Gibson and Neuromancer: the man who saw tomorrow — Neuromancer, 30 years old this month, leapt into cyberspace almost before it existed | Books | The Guardian - http://www.theguardian.com/books...
“Prescience can be tedious for science-fiction writers. Being proven right about a piece of technology or a trend distracts from the main aim of the work: to show us how we live now. William Gibson knows this as well as anyone. Since the late 70s, the American-born novelist has been pulling at the loose threads of our culture to imagine what will come out. He has been right about a great deal, but mainly about the shape of the internet and how it filters down to the lowest strata of society.” • #прокниги ∙ #gibsonesque - × × ×