William Gibson (novelist)

William Ford Gibson (born March 17, 1948) is an author, mostly of science fiction novels, who lives in Canada. He has been called the father of the cyberpunk movement, a subgenre of science fiction. His first and most influential novel, Neuromancer, has sold more than 6.5 million copies worldwide since its publication in 1984.

Bibliography

Novels

• Neuromancer (1984) (part 1 of the Sprawl Trilogy)
• Count Zero (1986) (part 2 of the Sprawl Trilogy)
• Mona Lisa Overdrive (1988) (part 3 of the Sprawl Trilogy)
• The Difference Engine (1990) (with Bruce Sterling)
• Virtual Light (1993) (part 1 of the Bridge Trilogy)
• Idoru (1996) (part 2 of the Bridge Trilogy)
• All Tomorrow's Parties (1999) (part 3 of the Bridge Trilogy)
• Pattern Recognition (2003)

Collections

• Burning Chrome (1986), which, as well as the title story, Burning Chrome includes:
• Johnny Mnemonic (1981)
• The Gernsback Continuum (1981)
• Fragments of a Hologram Rose
• The Belonging Kind, with John Shirley (1981)
• Hinterlands (1981)
• Red Star, Winter Orbit, with Bruce Sterling
• New Rose Hotel (1981)
• The Winter Market (1985)
• Dogfight, with Michael Swanwick (1985)
• Burning Chrome (1982)

Uncollected short fiction

• Doing Television (1990)
• Skinner's Room (1990)
• Cyber-Claus (1991)
• Thirteen Views of a Cardboard City (1997)
• Hippy Hat Brain Parasite

Miscellaneous other work

• The Art of the X-Files, Introduction (1998)