William Gibson, author of the extraordinary multiaward-winning novel Neuromancer, has written his most brilliant and thrilling work to date . . .The Mona Lisa Overdrive.Enter Gibson's unique world--lyric and mechanical, erotic and violent, sobering and exciting--where multinational corporations and high tech outlaws vie for power, traveling into the computer-generated universe ...
William Gibson, author of the extraordinary multiaward-winning novel Neuromancer, has written his most brilliant and thrilling work to date . . .The Mona Lisa Overdrive.Enter Gibson's unique world--lyric and mechanical, erotic and violent, sobering and exciting--where multinational corporations and high tech outlaws vie for power, traveling into the computer-generated universe known as cyberspace.Into this world comes Mona, a young girl with a murky past and an uncertain future whose life is on a collision course with internationally famous Sense/Net star Angie Mitchell.Since childhood, Angie has been able to tap into cyberspace without a computer.Now, from inside cyberspace, a kidnapping plot is masterminded by a phantom entity who has plans for Mona, Angie, and all humanity, plans that cannot be controlled . . . or even known.And behind the intrigue lurks the shadowy Yazuka, the powerful Japanese underworld, whose leaders ruthlessly manipulate people and events to suit their own purposes . . . or so they think.
But did it wake, Kumiko wondered, when the alley was empty? Did its laser vision scan the silent fall of midnight snow?
Case, who seemed to Kumiko to have been something more than Sally's partner, never reentered her story. (查看原文)
Thinking of the other's dreams, of corridors winding in upon themselves, muted tints of ancient carpet... An old man, a head made of jewels, a taut pale face with eyes that were mirrors... And a beach in the wind and dark.
Not this beach, not Malibu.
And somewhere, in a black California morning, some hour before dawn, amid the corridors, the galleries, the faces of dream, fragments of conversation she half-recalled, waking to pale fog against the windows of the master bedroom, she prized something free and dragged it back through the wall of sleep. (查看原文)
"..., But Slick knew from experience that it was easier not to interrupt him; the trick was in pulling some kind of meaning out of the overall flow, skipping over the parts you didn't understand." --Mona Lisa Overdrive的第21章The Aleph William Gibson在Mona ...
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But did it wake, Kumiko wondered, when the alley was empty? Did its laser vision scan the silent fall of midnight snow? Case, who seemed to Kumiko to have been something more than Sally's partner, never reentered her story. 这章绝对就是故意在戳那些Neuromancer的读者……
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But did it wake, Kumiko wondered, when the alley was empty? Did its laser vision scan the silent fall of midnight snow?
Case, who seemed to Kumiko to have been something more than Sally's partner, never reentered her story.引自 Ghosts and Empties
The process was random, but the results had to conform to something inside, something he couldn't touch directly. You've been playing cause and effect, but I've been looking for outlines, shapes in time. You've been looking all over the matrix, but I've been looking at the matrix, the whole thing.
2014-07-14 05:06
The process was random, but the results had to conform to something inside, something he couldn't touch directly.
You've been playing cause and effect, but I've been looking for outlines, shapes in time. You've been looking all over the matrix, but I've been looking at the matrix, the whole thing.引自 3Jane
Thinking of the other's dreams, of corridors winding in upon themselves, muted tints of ancient carpet... An old man, a head made of jewels, a taut pale face with eyes that were mirrors... And a beach in the wind and dark. Not this beach, not Malibu. And somewhere, in a black California morning, some hour before dawn, amid the corridors, the galleries, the faces of dream, fragments of conversat...
2014-07-13 07:26
Thinking of the other's dreams, of corridors winding in upon themselves, muted tints of ancient carpet... An old man, a head made of jewels, a taut pale face with eyes that were mirrors... And a beach in the wind and dark.
Not this beach, not Malibu.
And somewhere, in a black California morning, some hour before dawn, amid the corridors, the galleries, the faces of dream, fragments of conversation she half-recalled, waking to pale fog against the windows of the master bedroom, she prized something free and dragged it back through the wall of sleep.引自 No There, There
The process was random, but the results had to conform to something inside, something he couldn't touch directly. You've been playing cause and effect, but I've been looking for outlines, shapes in time. You've been looking all over the matrix, but I've been looking at the matrix, the whole thing.
2014-07-14 05:06
The process was random, but the results had to conform to something inside, something he couldn't touch directly.
You've been playing cause and effect, but I've been looking for outlines, shapes in time. You've been looking all over the matrix, but I've been looking at the matrix, the whole thing.引自 3Jane
But did it wake, Kumiko wondered, when the alley was empty? Did its laser vision scan the silent fall of midnight snow? Case, who seemed to Kumiko to have been something more than Sally's partner, never reentered her story. 这章绝对就是故意在戳那些Neuromancer的读者……
2014-07-13 13:131人喜欢
But did it wake, Kumiko wondered, when the alley was empty? Did its laser vision scan the silent fall of midnight snow?
Case, who seemed to Kumiko to have been something more than Sally's partner, never reentered her story.引自 Ghosts and Empties
Thinking of the other's dreams, of corridors winding in upon themselves, muted tints of ancient carpet... An old man, a head made of jewels, a taut pale face with eyes that were mirrors... And a beach in the wind and dark. Not this beach, not Malibu. And somewhere, in a black California morning, some hour before dawn, amid the corridors, the galleries, the faces of dream, fragments of conversat...
2014-07-13 07:26
Thinking of the other's dreams, of corridors winding in upon themselves, muted tints of ancient carpet... An old man, a head made of jewels, a taut pale face with eyes that were mirrors... And a beach in the wind and dark.
Not this beach, not Malibu.
And somewhere, in a black California morning, some hour before dawn, amid the corridors, the galleries, the faces of dream, fragments of conversation she half-recalled, waking to pale fog against the windows of the master bedroom, she prized something free and dragged it back through the wall of sleep.引自 No There, There
The process was random, but the results had to conform to something inside, something he couldn't touch directly. You've been playing cause and effect, but I've been looking for outlines, shapes in time. You've been looking all over the matrix, but I've been looking at the matrix, the whole thing.
2014-07-14 05:06
The process was random, but the results had to conform to something inside, something he couldn't touch directly.
You've been playing cause and effect, but I've been looking for outlines, shapes in time. You've been looking all over the matrix, but I've been looking at the matrix, the whole thing.引自 3Jane
But did it wake, Kumiko wondered, when the alley was empty? Did its laser vision scan the silent fall of midnight snow? Case, who seemed to Kumiko to have been something more than Sally's partner, never reentered her story. 这章绝对就是故意在戳那些Neuromancer的读者……
2014-07-13 13:131人喜欢
But did it wake, Kumiko wondered, when the alley was empty? Did its laser vision scan the silent fall of midnight snow?
Case, who seemed to Kumiko to have been something more than Sally's partner, never reentered her story.引自 Ghosts and Empties
Thinking of the other's dreams, of corridors winding in upon themselves, muted tints of ancient carpet... An old man, a head made of jewels, a taut pale face with eyes that were mirrors... And a beach in the wind and dark. Not this beach, not Malibu. And somewhere, in a black California morning, some hour before dawn, amid the corridors, the galleries, the faces of dream, fragments of conversat...
2014-07-13 07:26
Thinking of the other's dreams, of corridors winding in upon themselves, muted tints of ancient carpet... An old man, a head made of jewels, a taut pale face with eyes that were mirrors... And a beach in the wind and dark.
Not this beach, not Malibu.
And somewhere, in a black California morning, some hour before dawn, amid the corridors, the galleries, the faces of dream, fragments of conversation she half-recalled, waking to pale fog against the windows of the master bedroom, she prized something free and dragged it back through the wall of sleep.引自 No There, There
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0 有用 [已注销] 2015-02-14
设定都在前两部讲清楚了，这部更象是精致的科幻悬疑片儿。旧人物出场，玩玩情怀什么的。//某奶爸偏偏选这样的日子生病，到底是要闹哪样？//读完了，前面还好，看到90%的时候脑洞大开，一直在构想自己的故事，所以最后部分什么都没看进去。暂时就这样：这本书没看好，但可能会因此写出自己的第一部科幻中篇。
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0 有用 Lina🍥Luna 2017-01-25
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Oh girls
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封面也不是这样呀…
0 有用 核桃很睿智 2019-12-25
基于阅读初体验，我本来是想打3颗星的，因为我觉得这一本的文笔明显不如上两本，Kumiko的那条线比较弱，还有故事的设定主要还是基于Count Zero的，后来带着对Continuity的几个问题，我搜了一些资料，主要是Reddit上热心读者对剧情的解读，后来我觉得Gibson留白或者比较含蓄描述的一些情节，太重要了，对于理解暗线剧情与背后的哲学，不可或缺，可惜这些情节含蓄不清，留下的是同样含蓄不清... 基于阅读初体验，我本来是想打3颗星的，因为我觉得这一本的文笔明显不如上两本，Kumiko的那条线比较弱，还有故事的设定主要还是基于Count Zero的，后来带着对Continuity的几个问题，我搜了一些资料，主要是Reddit上热心读者对剧情的解读，后来我觉得Gibson留白或者比较含蓄描述的一些情节，太重要了，对于理解暗线剧情与背后的哲学，不可或缺，可惜这些情节含蓄不清，留下的是同样含蓄不清的被扩大的脑洞。 (展开)
0 有用 匪呕呕 2019-08-25
awww
0 有用 Little Cinders 2018-12-22
封面也不是这样呀…
0 有用 莫里安 2017-11-21
Oh girls
0 有用 Lina🍥Luna 2017-01-25
对前两部的一些后续有了交代。人类的 Cyberspace 和外星生物的 Cyberspace 接触后的产生的影响。由于都是从局外人的视角叙述，很多事情都要自己摸索。故事的发展方向出乎我的预料。 Ghost in the shell. 人类进入 Cyberspace 中生存成为趋势