"After reading Neuromancer for the first time," literary scholar Larry McCaffery wrote, "I knew I had seen the future of science fiction] (and maybe of literature in general), and its name was William Gibson." McCaffery was right. Gibson's 1984 debut is one of the most celebrated SF novels of the last half century, and in a career spanning more than three decades, the American-Canadian science fiction writer and reluctant futurist responsible...