William Gibson coined the term "cyberspace" in a short story written back in 1982. His 1984 debut novel Neuromancer has become one of the most influential and acclaimed science fiction works of recent history. These days, Gibson has abandoned the speculative world of sci-fi to write thrillers set in the present-day, and in his new novel, 'Zero History', he explores modern culture, particularly the cult of consumerism and marketing.
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