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Erik De
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Not really catching onto Gibson's writing style yet.
Sometimes it seems to drift from thought to thought like a fever dream.
It speaks of impressive numbers of Data in some passages, but fails to convey what the data contains. Just speaking megabytes and pixels on a map.
Case and Molly have no chemistry, within the first 20 pages of meeting they blast into a sex scene. I like being titillated, but damn.
— 13 hours, 20 min ago
Sometimes it seems to drift from thought to thought like a fever dream.
It speaks of impressive numbers of Data in some passages, but fails to convey what the data contains. Just speaking megabytes and pixels on a map.
Case and Molly have no chemistry, within the first 20 pages of meeting they blast into a sex scene. I like being titillated, but damn.
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Erik De
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Immediately, Gibson draws us into an established world, and immediately assaults us with Jargon and it is only through my already-destroyed innocense or modern-day media literacy (thanks to a lot of IP's influenced by Neuromancer) that I know what the Matrix is supposed to be, what the nature of the contraband is that he MC deals in is, or that he's high on speed. I would have been so lost had I read this in 1984.
— Jul 19, 2026 01:21PM