Used Book: Neuromancer: Mona Lisa Overdrive [80% New]

A classic masterpiece by William Gibson, grandmaster of science fiction and father of cyberpunk.

Continuing the excitement and thrill of the first two installments, the grand finale of the "Neuromancer" series unveils all unsolved mysteries.

Gibson's created "cyberspace" was the inspiration for The Matrix!

"We are huge fans of William Gibson." - The Wachowskis, directors of The Matrix and Cloud Atlas

A young prostitute, a dazzling movie star, an exiled mechanic, and the heir to a multinational conglomerate – the fates of these four intertwine.

Within cyberspace, a kidnapping is brewing, and the humble girl Mona and international superstar Angie unexpectedly cross paths. The two girls struggle on the brink of life and death, while the fate of all humanity is also at stake...

William Ford Gibson (1948-)

One of the most important English writers of our time, grandmaster of science fiction, and father of cyberpunk.

His debut novel, Neuromancer, pioneered the "cyberpunk" literary genre, and in 1985, it unprecedentedly swept the Hugo, Nebula, and Philip K. Dick Awards. In 2005, Time magazine listed it among "the 100 best English-language novels since 1923."

Gibson not only opened up a whole new frontier for science fiction, but his brilliant writing style and incisive philosophical speculation also endowed science fiction with a new texture and depth. Each of his novels is a contemporary classic that can be re-read and savored repeatedly.

He is also the inventor of the term "cyberspace." The omnipresent terms "cyberspace" and "virtual reality" entered our language system due to the influence of Gibson's novels.