Count Zero

[michael_feiner]

This afternoon I finished reading Count Zero by William Gibson. My main critism is directed towards those of you that have not yet read this awesome book. On a scale of one to get more of his books who do I have to beg?

Comments

[macbdog]

Ah William Gibson
I really enjoy his writing. My only problem is that Im always confused as to what is actually going on. But still, good fun.
Haven't read count zero. Im read Neuromancer, Mona Lisa Overdrive, someother one I forget the title of, and a steampunk book he co-authored called the Difference Engine (i think).

[kopah]

That last sentence doesn't really make sense...

[michael_feiner]

Thanks, I was able to slip it by management.

[cut_copy_paste]

i swear i thought i responded to this..

my family has a lot of william gibson books (me, my brother, and maybe my dad).. you should call them up =P

Then read some Guy Gavriel Kay

[michael_feiner]

I started reading the Fionavar Tapestry last night. I was quite shocked (and thought it as cool) by the change in direction the book took from the prolouge to the first chapter! It will problably take me a while to complete, so unless this huge book does'nt strike my fancy there is no rush on the Gibson.

[dirty_rez]

i have almost every book e's ever written i think... i highly suggest neuromancer, and all tomorrow's parties. i'll lend you all the ones i have though.

[michael_feiner]

Sweet man, reading these books has given me a better idea of the whole cyber-punk genre, and I think might have influenced some of my past roleplaying choices.

[cut_copy_paste]

no more boxers? (that's the only cyberpunk character you made I can remember)

'tis a cool genre.

[michael_feiner]

I also made that crazy genius guy with eidetic memory!