The Works of William Ford Gibson

In 1984, Neuromancer published the first Canadian American novel named William Ford Gibson. In the opening words, "The sky above the harbor is the color of the TV to match the channel of death," Gibson said unintentionally in the form of a movie like a blade runner the emerging literary and art called cyber punk I used aesthetic aesthetics. With works of science fiction writers such as Bruce Sterling. In Neuromancer, after trying to double the former employer, a former hacker called Henry Dorsett Case actually exhausted his talent, and he was reluctant to regain his talent for the ultimate employer It was. The benefactor is adopted.

William Ford Gibson (born March 17, 1948) is an American-Canadian writer known as the "Black Prophet" of Science Fiction's Computer Punk Subcategory. Gibson created the term "cyberspace" in his short story "Burning Chromium" and later advertised it in his first novel "Neuromancer" (1984). At the most basic level, the computer in my book is only a metaphor of human memory. I am interested in memory method and memory method. When I wrote Neuromancer, I was pleased to be able to relate many of these interests to computer metaphors. It was only when I could not afford to buy my own computer that I found a drive mechanism inside. I was looking forward to exotic crystals, cyberspace decks, and something else. I have a Victorian engine.

In the 1980's, the term "cyberspace" - a novel made by William Gibson, a novelist to describe the virtual world behind a computer screen - (Gibson 1984 Gibson, William 1984. New Romanser, New York: Ace) - It is unusual. Space It is essentially rich in otaku, community style, community style, liberal style, collaboration style, occasional noisy, anti-establishment, discussion, and discussion (see Hauben and Hauben 1997 Hauben, Michael and Ronda Hauben 1997. 1997 Year.) Usenet and the history and impact of the Internet Los Alamos, New Mexico, United States: IEEE Computer Society Press, business, hierarchy, crime, spam is not commonly known, generally known mutually or at least mutually known I will. In this sense, cyberspace and the so-called real world exist as a parallel universe.

William Gibson, known for the term "cyberspace", first appeared in his short story "The Burning Chrome". Gibson was a responsible partner during the Vietnam War. After moving to Toronto, he said that he wanted to sleep with "Hippie's chick" so he did not avoid drafts. When he ran out of Hippie's chick he continued to help set up the "computer punk" campaign. Alan Freed of disc jockey is known as "rock and roll". As he admits, "I am playing a player like Elvis Presley, I do not know what he is doing, it sounds like a country, but I can hear R & B." " It did not come off from rock 'n' roll but also stagnated because I did not know who should call it. Sometimes words and words come out when we are in trouble