All Tomorrow's Parties
11 hrs. 16 min.
Language
Russian
Author
William Gibson
Author
William Gibson
Narrator
Alexander Voronov
Narrator
Alexander Voronov
William Gibson became famous through the trilogy “Sprawl” (“Neuromancer,” “Count Zero,” “Mona Lisa Overdrive”), a cornerstone of cyberpunk that shaped the face of modern literature for decades to come. But very quickly, the genre revolutionist found the limits of any genre too tight—and after the steampunk epic “The Difference Engine” co-written with Bruce Sterling came “The Bridge Trilogy” (“Virtual Light,” “Idoru,” “All Tomorrow’s Parties”). Its story unfolds in a kind of alternative present, and the thriller plot, futuristic atmosphere, and virtuoso economy of style create an explosive yet irresistibly compelling cocktail.
Here, Tokyo is rebuilt with nanotechnological skyscrapers; a night club inspired by Franz Kafka thrives; and among fan communities the rumor spreads that a rock star named Rez is planning to marry a virtual star, an actress and singer, Rei Toei.
Here, Tokyo is rebuilt with nanotechnological skyscrapers; a night club inspired by Franz Kafka thrives; and among fan communities the rumor spreads that a rock star named Rez is planning to marry a virtual star, an actress and singer, Rei Toei.
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