The book that defined the cyberpunk movement; inspiring everything from The Matrix to Cyberpunk 2077. The sky above the port was the colour of television; tuned to a dead channel. William Gibson revolutionised science fiction in his 1984 debut Neuromancer. The writer who gave us the matrix and coined the term 'cyberspace' produced a first novel that won the Hugo; Nebula and Philip K. Dick Awards; and lit the fuse on the Cyberpunk movement. More than three decades later; Gibson's text is as stylish as ever; his noir narrative still glitters like chrome in the shadows and his depictions of the rise and abuse of corporate power look more prescient every day. Part thriller; part warning; Neuromancer is a timeless classic of modern SF and one of the 20th century's most potent and compelling visions of the future. Readers are hooked on Neuromancer: 'Wow. This is a wild ride. If you liked Philip K. Dick's writing . . . if you liked Bladerunner; if you liked The Matrix . . . you will love Neuromancer' Goodreads reviewer; 'Like nothing I have read before . . . Gibson's writing is poetry; not jargon . . . [it's] slick and jagged like a serrated knife . . . Yeah I am a big; big fan . . . a unique; important and truly amazing reading experience' Goodreads reviewer; 'Basically a futuristic crime caper. The main character is Case; a burnt-out hacker; a cyberthief . . . Challenging? Yes. But it's electrifying once you get it . . . Neuromancer is in me like a teabag; flavouring my life; and I can't imagine what it would be like if I hadn't pressed on' Goodreads reviewer; 'For me it was a sci fi thriller; two of my favourite genres rolled into one. I was grabbed immediately by the characters of Cole and Molly - especially Molly with her attitude; her mirror eyes and the blades under her fingernails . . . This is a very visual book and it was easy to start choosing who would play the roles in a movie' Goodreads reviewer;