Sprawl Trilogy: Count Zero (Paperback)

from alexthekone

Much slower than Neuromancer yet lnterestingly tied to it. It does read like the logical sequel to Neuromancer but is still limited by many important characters with too little depth. I must also s...

from jshrop

Gibson's sequel to the great "Neuromancer" was not a total let down, but failed to produce the same feeling of immersion and quick action of it's predecessor. I think one of the biggest problems wi...

from ttavenner

This is another solid work by William Gibson. It has the spacey future-tech feel of Neuromancer, but also the love of vast conspiracy you find in his more recent novels. He always manages to take s...

from elenchus

Count Zero is the beginning of Gibson's signature approach, used solidly through the next 2 trilogies: set up three largely independent stories, then interleave chapters from each until events and ...

from Arctic-Stranger

It is hard to remember when this was new and fresh. Now even my grandmother is jacked in, albeit not with her frontal lobes. Gibson does manage to capture the early days of the cyber movement reall...