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Neuromancer

3awards & honors · incl. The Hugo Award 1984

4.1/5 · 80 ratings · Open Library

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About “Neuromancer”

Neuromancer is the first novel in William Gibson's Sprawl trilogy. It is a cyberpunk science fiction masterpiece that won the Hugo, Nebula, and Philip K. Dick Awards. The story follows Henry Dorsett Case, a skilled data-thief who was crippled by former employers. He is recruited by a mysterious employer for one last job, targeting a powerful artificial intelligence linked to the Tessier-Ashpool business clan. Accompanied by a dead man and Molly, a mirror-eyed street-samurai, Case enters a high-stakes adventure that redefines the cyberpunk genre. Neuromancer is considered one of the most influential visions of the digital future, shaping how people think about technology and the future.

Awards & honors

  • Award — The Hugo Award (1984)
  • Award — Nebula Award (1984)
  • Award — Philip K. Dick Award (1984)

Praise for “Neuromancer”

“Freshly imagined, compellingly detailed, and chilling in its implications.”

— The New York Times

“Kaleidoscopic, picaresque, flashy, decadent...an amazing virtuoso performance.”

— The Washington Post

“Science fiction of exceptional texture and vision...Gibson opens up a new genre, with a finely crafted grittiness.”

— San Francisco Chronicle

Book details

First published
1984
Latest edition
2022 · ISBN 9781399607773
Pages
288
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Frequently asked questions

How many pages is Neuromancer?

Neuromancer by William Gibson has 288 pages.

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