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• Iron Man comics, "Broadcast Storm"
  ...ealistic hacker jargon. Features a cyberpunkish "run" in the manner of ''[[Neuromancer]]'' and a battle of the cyborgs, then a cyborg alliance.
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• Neuromancer: The Graphic Novel
  '''''William Gibson's Neuromancer: The Graphic Novel'', Vol 1. Tom De Haven and Bruce Jensen,''' adaptation a
  345 bytes (50 words) - 01:28, 28 October 2014
• The King of Cyberpunk
  Cited in Hal Hall's "[[Approaching Neuromancer: More Secondary Sources]]". (Maly, 02/07/02){{DEFAULTSORT: King}}
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• Deus Ex Machina in William Gibson's Cyberpunk Trilogy
  Cited in Hal Hall's "[[Approaching Neuromancer: More Secondary Sources]]". (Maly, 01/07/02)
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• Angel Station
  ...BR 1990:'' 488-89, source for this citation. Cf. and contrast W. Gibson, ''Neuromancer''. [[Category: Fiction]]
  340 bytes (51 words) - 19:51, 3 October 2014
• William Gibson: Interview
  Cited in Hal Hall's "[[Approaching Neuromancer: More Secondary Sources]]". (Maly, 02/07/02)
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• Cybernetic Jungle
  ...l set in Brazil, similar in some ways to [[Gibson, William|W. Gibson]]'s ''Neuromancer'' series: with the "Wave" substituting for cyberspace, Yoruba gods for vood
  540 bytes (80 words) - 16:20, 23 February 2007
• Goodman 2020
  ...ing of technology among the cyberpunks (see this Category, W. Gibson's ''[[Neuromancer]]'', and the works cited there).[[Category: Fiction]]
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• The Arc of Our Destruction: Reversal and Erasure in Cyberpunk
  ...omments on cyberspace, the image of the wasps' nest, the opening line of ''Neuromancer'', and the ethical implications of the cyberpunk handling of technology and
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• On Gibson and Cyberpunk SF
  Deals with W. Gibson's Sprawl stories (see Gibson's ''Neuromancer'') and with the work of B. Sterling, primarily ''Islands in the Net''. To o
  364 bytes (51 words) - 01:17, 14 October 2014
• Skiffy and Mimesis: or Critics in Costume
  ...w''); includes a critical defense of cyberpunk generally and W. Gibson's ''Neuromancer'' (q.v.) particularly.
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• The Culture of Cyberspace: An Interview with William Gibson
  Cited in Hal Hall's "[[Approaching Neuromancer: More Secondary Sources]]". (Maly, 02/07/02)
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• Mona Lisa Overdrive and the Prosthetic
  ...y deals at least cursorily with the other books in the Sprawl trilogy (''[[Neuromancer]]'', ''[[Count Zero]]'')[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprawl_trilogy] and The Aleph figures in the grand cybernarrative continued from ''Neuromancer'' and ''Count Zero'' [...]; eventually several characters [...] will be dow
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• Landscape and Locodescription in William Gibson's Neuromancer
  '''Swanstrom, Lisa. "Landscape and Locodescription in William Gibson's ''Neuromancer''."''' ''Foundation: The International Review of Science Fiction'' #98, vol ...essay offers a brilliant close reading of the Moroccan beach sequence in ''Neuromancer'' chs. 20 and 21 (prepared for — Swanstrom demonstrates — in chs. 1 and
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• Newness, Neuromancer, and the End of Narrative
  '''Huntington, John. "Newness, ''Neuromancer'', and the End of Narrative."''' ''Fictional Space: Essays on Contemporary
  523 bytes (68 words) - 18:46, 12 October 2014
• The Company Man
  ...ut "near-future technology of corporate data-control"; cf. W. Gibson's ''[[Neuromancer]]'' trilogy. Rev. Clark Carey, ''SFRA Newsletter'' #173 (Dec. 1989): 35-66,
  468 bytes (62 words) - 00:02, 12 August 2019
• Future of a Commodity, The: Notes Toward a Critique of Cyberpunk and the Information Age
  ...for W. Gibson's "New Rose Hotel," "Johnny Mnemonic," and (preeminently) ''Neuromancer''; see also for J. Brunner's ''Shockwave Rider'' and G. Bear's ''Blood Musi
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• Literary MTV
  ...r "the corpus of SF" (288). Most relevant here for comments on W. Gibson's Neuromancer contrasted to older SF like A. C. Clarke's ''Childhood's End,'' plus cybers
  550 bytes (79 words) - 22:48, 13 October 2014
• William Gibson
  ...e ''[[Burning Chrome (story collection)|Burning Chrome]]'' collection, ''[[Neuromancer]]'' and ''[[Count Zero]]''. Rev. Michael M. Levy, ''SFRA Review'' #202 (De
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• The X-Files, "Kill Switch"
  ...t a characterized character (unlike Wintermute-Neuromancer in Gibson's ''[[Neuromancer]]'' [q.v. under Fiction]), but it is the antagonist as Mulder and Skully, a
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