Author

William Gibson

14 books · 4 series · 10 readers

William Gibson is an American and Canadian writer of speculative fiction and essays, widely credited with pioneering cyberpunk, a label he has repeatedly distanced himself from. His debut novel Neuromancer (1984) popularized the word cyberspace and opened the Sprawl trilogy, continued in Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive. He later co-wrote The Difference Engine with Bruce Sterling, wrote the Bridge trilogy, and turned to contemporary settings with Pattern Recognition, Spook Country and Zero History before returning to technology-driven science fiction in The Peripheral and Agency.

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  1. NeuromancerNeuromancerSprawl Trilogy · Book 14.04 readers
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All books

14 books

1956

  1. The Miracle Worker

    Standalone

1981

  1. Johnny Mnemonic

    Standalone

1984

  1. Neuromancer

    Sprawl Trilogy · Book 1

    4.0(1)
  2. Neuromancer: Deluxe Edition

    Sprawl Trilogy · Book 1

    3.5(1)

1986

  1. Count Zero

    Sprawl Trilogy · Book 2

  2. Burning Chrome

    Standalone

1988

  1. Mona Lisa Overdrive

    Sprawl Trilogy · Book 3

1990

  1. The Difference Engine

    Standalone

1993

  1. Virtual Light

    Bridge Trilogy · Book 1

1996

  1. Idoru

    Bridge Trilogy · Book 2

1999

  1. All Tomorrow's Parties

    Bridge Trilogy · Book 3

2003

  1. Pattern Recognition

    Blue Ant · Book 1

2007

  1. Spook Country

    Blue Ant · Book 2

2020

  1. Agency

    Jackpot · Book 2