Pattern Recognition
10 hrs. 18 min.
Language
Russian
Author
William Gibson
Author
William Gibson
Narrator
Mila Manysheva
Narrator
Mila Manysheva
William Gibson rose to worldwide fame for his trilogy “Cyberpunk” (“Neuromancer,” “Count Zero,” “Mona Lisa Overdrive”)—works that became the foundation of cyberpunk and for years set the tone for contemporary prose. But soon the writer found himself cramped within a single genre: after the steampunk saga “The Difference Engine,” created together with Bruce Sterling, came the “Bridge Trilogy,” unfolding in an alternative present, followed by the “Blue Ant Trilogy,” opened by the novel “Pattern Recognition.”
Case Pollard is a kind of market specialist: she earns her living by consulting advertising and marketing agencies. The biggest players in the industry come to her, because Pollard has a rare gift—she can unmistakably feel the power and “rightness” of brands, logos, and visual signs. Only her closest people and her psychiatrist know the cost of this talent: Case is tormented by an unusual mental disorder—compulsive advertising symbolism and aggressive marketing trigger panic attacks. But Case’s true passion lies in mysterious fragments of a film that an unknown author, from time to time, posts online, sparking intense debate.
Everything changes when Case is asked to find the creator of these clips—around them a real cult has already begun to form…
Case Pollard is a kind of market specialist: she earns her living by consulting advertising and marketing agencies. The biggest players in the industry come to her, because Pollard has a rare gift—she can unmistakably feel the power and “rightness” of brands, logos, and visual signs. Only her closest people and her psychiatrist know the cost of this talent: Case is tormented by an unusual mental disorder—compulsive advertising symbolism and aggressive marketing trigger panic attacks. But Case’s true passion lies in mysterious fragments of a film that an unknown author, from time to time, posts online, sparking intense debate.
Everything changes when Case is asked to find the creator of these clips—around them a real cult has already begun to form…
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