William Gibson wants a robotic penguin

Excellent Guardian UK interview with William Gibson re: Twitter, physical browsing and the reality of [technological] malfunction.

Posted at 9:23 am on August 29, 2010 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Zero History novel, tech | read on

Laurie Anderson / Pattern Recognition

Laurie Anderson’s interpretation of William Gibson’s 2005 novel Pattern Recognition: “We have no future because the present is too volatile.” If that isn’t strange enough, check out Stock Chart Pattern Recognition.

Posted at 5:38 am on August 3, 2010 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Pattern Recognition | 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 latest work to be published in September 2010].

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