"Technological Transfiguration in William Gibson's Sprawl Novels: Neuromancer, Count Zero, and Mona Lisa Overdrive." Extrapolation 32.4 (1991): 341- 60.Mead, David. "Technological Transfiguration in William Gibson's Sprawl Novels: Neuromancer, Count Zero, and Mona Lisa Overdrive." Extrapolation ...
Literature Novels & Short Stories Novelists A-K William Gibson William Gibson, 2008. (more) William Gibson American-Canadian author Ask the Chatbot a Question More Actions Also known as: William Ford Gibson Written and fact-checked by The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica Last Updated: ...
An “App Whisperer” Teams Up With Time Travelers in William Gibson’s “Agency”(The Washington Post) William Gibson’s “Agency” Goes Further Into the Future and Deeper Into the Present(Boston Globe) For William Gibson, Seeing the Future Is Easy. But the Past?(The New York Times) ...
Few novels have had as profound an impact on science fiction and popular culture asNeuromancer. It not only established Gibson as a major literary voice but also laid the groundwork for countless works that followed. Films likeThe Matrix, games likeCyberpunk 2077, and a host of other media o...
He coined the term “cyberspace” back in 1982 in the short story Burning Chrome. He is perhaps best known for his debut novel, Neuromancer, where he elaborated on and popularized the concept of cyberspace. Gibson left the United States during the Vietnam War in order to avoid the draft, ...
not a project. In terms of traditional US sf, this was heresy, and Gibson's enormous success as an sf writer must have seemed an ominous harbinger of the death of traditional sf, whose agenda (crudely) was to treat the future as fixable by competent men. Gibson's novels, contrariwise, ...
In society, there exists a perpetual conflict between what individuals desire and what is required for maintaining homogeneity and order within the group. William Faulkner examines this phenomenon in his literary works, focusing on its influence on motherhood. In the novels ‘The Sound and the Fury...
William Maxwell drew upon his childhood memories of Lincoln, Illinois, and its nearby rural area for eleven short stories, four novels, and a book-length family history (These are identified in the footnotes.13) Maxwell's upper-middle-class family is at the heart of much of his Lincoln-base...
William-Faulkner WILLIAMFAULKNER (1897-1962)Tolearnthepleasureofsnobbery—male—andretaliation—female.懂得了势利的乐趣—这是男人，也懂得了报复的乐趣，这是女人。Generalinformation Oneofthemostinfluentialwritersofthe20thcentury,hisreputationisbasedonhisnovels,novellasandshortstories.However,hewasalsoa...
Count Zerothreads together three distinct plot arcs, which stay relatively divorced from each other until the climax of the novel brings them together. It’s an early example of the sort of narrative weaving that became a staple of Gibson’s novels. ...