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Don't worry, I won't be doing a journal feature every day forever. This is probably a phase that will pass completely before the week is done. Today, NEUROMANCER The Bible of Cyberpunk. For those who don't know "Neruomancer," it's the 1982 novel by William Gibson that launched the Cyberpunk subgenre. For those who don't know "cyberpunk," it's the type of sci-fi that focuses on technology (as opposed to alien invasions, time travel or space battles). Think of "Blade Runner," "Ghost in the Shell," and "The Matrix." They all borrowed heavily from "Neuromancer." As I noted in the "Snow Crash" feature last night, the characters seem to be wha

Don't worry, I won't be doing a journal feature every day forever. This is probably a phase that will pass completely before the week is done. Today, NEUROMANCER The Bible of Cyberpunk. For those who don't know "Neruomancer," it's the 1982 novel by William Gibson that launched the Cyberpunk subgenre. For those who don't know "cyberpunk," it's the type of sci-fi that focuses on technology (as opposed to alien invasions, time travel or space battles). Think of "Blade Runner," "Ghost in the Shell," and "The Matrix." They all borrowed heavily from "Neuromancer." As I noted in the "Snow Crash" feature last night, the characters seem to be wha