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William Gibson
William Gibson was born in the United States in 1948. In 1972 he moved to Vancouver, Canada, after four years spent in Toronto. He is married with two children. show more

William Gibson was born in the United States in 1948. In 1972 he moved to Vancouver, Canada, after four years spent in Toronto. He is married with two children.
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Reading Adler's List
Reading Adler's List rated it 13 years ago
Surprisingly, I was left indifferent after finishing The Difference Engine. It’s co-authored by the iconic Gibson (and Sterling is no slouch either). That’s not to say it’s impressive in many ways. The Victorian-era alt history is fully realized. The authors stuff pages with 19th century slang, d...
Book Trauma
Book Trauma rated it 13 years ago
While I found a lot of this book good, I was still pretty disappointed in it. The basis for it was fabulous, an alternate steam-punk world reminiscent of Tim Powers style. Unfortunately at was not near as well thought out as his plots. I could jump through some of the holes they were so large and I ...
target acquired
target acquired rated it 14 years ago
STEAMPUNK SALAD3 (5-ounce) cans solid Victorian Era packed in water1/2 cup minced Bruce Sterling1/2 cup minced William Gibson1/4 cup Technological Speculation1 hard-boiled Spy Thriller, chopped in large pieces1 soft-boiled Detective Tale, finely minced3 Major Characters, lukewarm1 Mysterious Box of ...
mayhap
mayhap rated it 14 years ago
In spite of glorious world-building and a number of things happening, this book ultimately fails to have a single coherent plot. Still, it fails spectacularly, and I wish somebody would buy the kinotrope rights.
markgilchrist
markgilchrist rated it 14 years ago
Parts of this book I really loved. Other parts I skipped! The basic idea of the story was fine, and certain aspects were fantastic. There was a surprise in the middle of the narrative that I was not sure of the relevance ... and makes it definitely an "adult" book.The ending was the real let down fo...
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