Title: Rambling and directionless
Product review: I admire Gibson's work, but this book reflects too much intoxication and not enough theory or study of human life. The characters are transparent and the drama window dressing on a plot that never quite materializes. He hammers home a few concepts here and there, but really, nothing unifies this book except the cover. Skip it and go for one of Gibson's lucid and beautiful works like "Neuromancer" or "Pattern Recognition."
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