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A great follow up to Neuromancer (Count Zero - William Gibson)

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Count Zero - William Gibson

Date: 16/08/00 (21 review reads)
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Advantages: Story line, charecters

Disadvantages: Little vague in places

Count Zero is a great story and a great follow up to Neuromancer it follows the progress of a series of seemingly unrelated protagonists, Turner a man of action who is basically a very aggressive recruitment consultant, Bobby Numark (read No mark) who gets himself onvolved with a very weird crowd, a girl searching for the producer of art so simple it is worth a fortune.

This book builds to a massive tempo as the forces meet and the dark mystery parts to reveal a darker enigma beneath. This book is a classic and Gibson gives each charecter a flaw that makes the unrecognisable all of a sudden familiar.

If you have read Neuromancer read this for a follow up, if you haven't this book is still readable but I would recommend getting Neuromancer first anyway.


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naturenet - 17/07/01

I loved this book, and I think it developed Neuromancer significantly. Certainly the disjointed plot was hard work in places, but we begin to see some more of the 'bigger picture'. I'd also argue that it could stand alone, but indeed you're right to say it's best to read Neuromancer first.

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