To honor the novel's anniversary, Apple TV+ announced that production on its adaptation of William Gibson's Neuromancer was ...

Sarsgaard revealed he's playing a member of the Ashpool family, and talked about his relationship with AI: "I use this phone for music and chess." ...

William Gibson writes visionary stories — in his early work, he imagined an information superhighway long before the Web existed. But in a dozen novels over the last 35 years, Gibson has stalked ...

The tantalizing question about William Gibson’s ideas in his novel Neuromancer involves their relationship with the course that the Web took and continues to take as Neuromancer’s publication ...

William Gibson lives in an overwhelmingly green suburb with old-money roots south of Vancouver’s downtown, and it is in this suburb that I am currently wandering, looking for William Gibson ...

William Gibson's recent books take place in a murky, techno-infused present. "A high-res realism," the author calls it. "It's a trick, but I love it." ...

William Gibson writes visionary stories — in his early work, he imagined an information superhighway long before the Web existed. But in a dozen novels over the last 35 years, Gibson has stalked ...

William Gibson has been hailed as a prophet and a futurist, but his eye is on the present moment. He talks to Salon about virtual readings, emerging technology and his new novel -- set in 2006.

Science fiction writer William Gibson famously said, “The future is already here. It’s just not very evenly distributed.” This story is part of a series exploring who has access to life ...

“The Peripheral,” William Gibson’s first novel in four years, is set in two related futures, and might seem to mark a return to the author’s sci-fi roots.

Like a lot of children of the 1950s, William Gibson grew up haunted by the specter of the atomic bomb, and enthralled by science fiction stories. His latest project combines his two childhood ...

William Gibson's groundbreaking sci-fi novel turns 25 today. Here's how tech has changed since the sky was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.