William Gibson Audio on iTunes

Classic William Gibson audiobooks are now available on iTunes [via Eolake Stobblehouse]:
The old William Gibson SF books are finally out as audiobooks on iTunes! I’ve been waiting for this. Strangely, the first one, Neuromancer, seems to be only there in German, but the old favorites Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive are there, as well [...]

Posted at 6:40 am on December 28, 2009 | leave a comment | Filed Under: cyberpunk, music | read on

Node Magazine May or May Not Exist

“Node Magazine for example, is another hallmark of a Gibson novel. An advertising executive named Bigend, who appeared in Gibson’s last novel, ‘Patterson Recognition’, runs node Magazine. Mysterious, rich and having power over media and advertising, he is a creepy figure who is investing in Node Magazine and is a creepy figure to Hollis, as [...]

Posted at 3:25 pm on December 24, 2009 | leave a comment | Filed Under: nodeNews | read on

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In January 2007, patternboy appealed to the William Gibson discussion board in the hopes of creating a multi-author blog where other Gibson fans could post stories in the Spook Country universe as those who live there.

Since then, the original NODE has been hailed as “the future of literary criticism” by legendary critic John Sutherland and called “cheap A.I.” and “genuinely new” by William GIbson himself [see Sutherland | Gibson interview]. NODE also inspired a wikipedia article and a mirror site by Memetic Engineer [who has already set up a Zero History site for Gibson's current WIP].

Thanks for helping make NODE the magazine that it is not but yet to be. – H.B.

[NOTE: For even more detail re: the evolution of this blog, please view Is NodeMagazine Mostly About NodeMagazine?]

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