Neuromancer Av William Gibson

<p>Henry Dorsett Case is a low-level hustler, former hack and ''console cowboy'' who crashed and burned. His nerves were damaged and thus cut off from the digital matrix, he slouches through life.<br><br>Until he meets Molly, an augmented ''razorgirl'', who offers him a deal on behalf of a shadowy man called Armitage. His nerves repaired and matrix access restored, in exchange for a single job. But it''s not so simple - unless he completes the job, sacs of poison will explode inside him and cripple him again. <br><br>And the job? That might be impossible.<br><br><i>The first novel to win the Hugo, Nebula and Philip K. Dick Awards, </i>Neuromancer<i> has become a seminal part of SF history, coining the term ''cyberspace'' and lighting a fuse on the Cyberpunk movement. </i><i>Part thriller, part warning, it is one of the 20th century''s most potent visions of the future.</i><br><br>''A ground-breaking success'' - <i>Empire</i><br>''Gibson is better than almost anybody at noticing what''s