Distrust that particular flavor

Distrust that particular flavor / William Gibson.

Known primarily as a novelist, Gibson has, over thirty years, been approached by different publication to share his insights into contemporary culture. The resulting essays are collected here for the first time.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Gibson, William, 1948-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : G. P. Putnam's Sons, c2012.
Subjects:
Popular culture.
Canadian essays.
Table of Contents:
  • African thumb piano
  • Rocket radio
  • Since 1948
  • Any 'mount of world
  • The baddest dude on Earth
  • Talk for Book Expo, New York
  • Dead man sings
  • Up the line
  • Disneyland with the death penalty
  • Mr. Buk's window
  • Shiny balls of mud : Hikaru Dorodango and Tokyu hands
  • An invitation
  • Metrophagy : the art and science of digesting great cities
  • Modern boys and mobile girls
  • My obsession
  • My own private Tokyo
  • The road to Oceania
  • Skip Spence's jeans
  • Terminal city
  • Introduction : "The body"
  • The Net is a waste of time
  • Time machine Cuba
  • Will we have computer chips in our heads?
  • William Gibson's filmless festival
  • Johnny : notes on a process
  • Googling the cyborg.

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