Source: Pattern Recognition
William Gibson: Making
William Gibson is American-Canadian speculative fiction novelist and founder of the cyberpunk subgenre. Explore interesting quotes on making.“The future is there… looking back at us. Trying to make sense of the fiction we will have become.”
Source: Pattern Recognition
Misattributed
Source: thought to be Gibson's words as a result of Twitter attribution decay, despite repeated disavowals. https://twitter.com/#!/GreatDismal/status/144940064990961664 https://twitter.com/#!/GreatDismal/status/144941061578559488 https://twitter.com/#!/GreatDismal/status/144941447936884736 https://twitter.com/#!/GreatDismal/status/171091202161131520. The source, according to Gibson, is Steven Winterburn https://twitter.com/greatdismal/status/119133581598666752 https://twitter.com/5tevenw/status/73091190475595776. However, Steven Winterburn is NOT the original creator of that quote. The original quote is the creation of Twitter account holder "@debihope" https://twitter.com/debihope?lang=en. See research by quoteinvestigator http://quoteinvestigator.com/2014/10/25/diagnose/.
No Maps for These Territories (2000)
About Neuromancer
No Maps for These Territories (2000)
“Your saving grace, Danielle, is that you make the rest of your kind look vaguely human.”
Source: Mona Lisa Overdrive (1988), Ch. 25
Burning Chrome (short story anthology, 1986)
Source: "Burning Chrome" (The Burning Chrome anthology was named after this short story, originally published in Omni, 1982)
Source: Blue Ant trilogy, Pattern Recognition (2003), Chapter 7, "The Proposition" (Bigend to Cayce, about the footage)