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I, too, prefer Count Zero. But I also think the trilogy should be regarded as a whole. Both Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive have mutiple characters and plotl
by krylon 10y ago
I, too, prefer Count Zero. But I also think the trilogy should be regarded as a whole. Both Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive have mutiple characters and plotlines that converge towards the end, and likewise one can see Neuromancer and Count Zero as two independent strands that converge in the third book.
- pmoriarty 10y agoI found Mona Lisa Overdrive by far the weakest of the bunch, and that's when I stopped reading William Gibson.
- wink 10y agoIf the Neuromancer trilogy is not your first clash with cyberpunk... well at least for me there was hardly anything that was noticibly hard to understand. But if you've played Shadowrun for a while...