Count Zero

This book might be part of the The Sprawl Trilogy series.
Book 2 in Sprawl Trilogy
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Turner, high corporate commando, is abruptly reactivated by the Hosaka Corporation for a mission even more dangerous than the one he's still recovering from. Maas-Neotek's chief of R&D is defecting, and Turner must get him out, intact, along with the biochip he's perfected. With voodoo on the Net, he thinks he's only trying to get out alive. But he hasn't met the angel…

Paperback, 246 pages

English language

Published April 1, 1987 by The Berkeley Publishing Group, Ace, Berkley Publishing Group.

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ISBN:
978-0-441-11773-4
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OCLC Number:
20630100

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Subjects
  • Computers
  • Dystopian futures
  • Voodoo

Reviews

reviewed Count Zero by William Gibson

Better than expected

I'd heard the sequels to Neuromancer don't hold up, so I was pleasantly suprised. It's still crazy to me reading these books just how much modern media has borrowed and grown from them.

Always think it's cool when authors weave the relatively separate parts of a book together at the end.

Love the voodoo themes, reminds me a bit of Gaiman's approaches to things like American Gods.

I guess this is the future we're headed for :)