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Sprawl Series Complete 4 Books Collection Set by William Gibson - Neuromancer, Count Zero, Mona Lisa Overdrive, Burning Chrome - Paperback
Sprawl Series 4 Books Collection Set by William Gibson - cyberpunk paperback set back cover including Neuromancer and Burning Chrome

Sprawl Series Complete 4 Books Collection Set by William Gibson - Science Fiction - Paperback

Author: William Gibson
SKU: PLD23890
Barcode: 9781473233966
Publisher: Orion
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Titles in This Set
Neuromancer
Count Zero
Mona Lisa Overdrive
Burning Chrome

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9781473233966
Publisher: Orion (Gollancz)
Age Range: Adult

Overview
Step into the near-future world that redefined an entire genre. This Sprawl Series Complete 4 Books Collection Set brings together William Gibson's groundbreaking cyberpunk saga in brand-new matching paperbacks: Neuromancer, Count Zero, Mona Lisa Overdrive, and the short-story collection Burning Chrome. Together these titles chart the invention of "cyberspace" and a corporate-dominated future that influenced The Matrix and decades of science fiction, film, and technology culture. An essential set for cyberpunk fans and genre collectors alike.

About the Books
William Gibson's Sprawl sequence maps a near-future world of hackers, sprawling megacorporations, and blurred digital realities, gathered here as a full trilogy alongside a landmark companion of short fiction. Neuromancer launched the cyberpunk movement on its 1984 publication, coining the term "cyberspace" and introducing a virtual matrix that shaped technology culture for generations, sweeping the genre's major awards in a single year. Count Zero returns to the same Sprawl universe, following hackers, mercenaries, and corporate operatives as rival zaibatsus jostle for control, with tense plotting and richly imagined technology. Mona Lisa Overdrive closes the trilogy, interweaving a young woman whose life is violently upended with a Sense/Net celebrity's uncanny gift, exploring identity and the human cost of a hyper-connected future. Rounding out the set, Burning Chrome collects ten of Gibson's finest early short stories, offering sharp glimpses of the ideas and characters that informed the Sprawl novels. Across all four books, Gibson's lean, prescient prose captures a future that feels ever more relevant. Read in sequence or independently, this collection rewards newcomers discovering Gibson for the first time and long-time fans revisiting the novels that launched cyberpunk and continue to shape writers, filmmakers, and futurists today.

Key Benefits

  • Complete Sprawl Series set — four books in one matching paperback collection
  • Includes Neuromancer, one of science fiction's most celebrated award-winning novels
  • Genre-founding cyberpunk from the writer who coined the term "cyberspace"
  • Brand-new condition, perfect for gifting, collecting, or starting a home library
  • Ideal for cyberpunk fans, sci-fi students, and classic science fiction readers
  • Compact, uniform paperback format that looks great shelved as a complete set

About the Author
William Gibson is an American-Canadian author widely credited as the father of the cyberpunk genre. His 1984 debut novel Neuromancer swept science fiction's top honours, and its concept of "cyberspace" anticipated the internet age years before it arrived. Gibson went on to complete the Sprawl trilogy with Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive, alongside the acclaimed short fiction gathered in Burning Chrome. His densely textured, visionary writing has influenced generations of novelists, filmmakers, and technologists, and remains a foundational touchstone for modern science fiction.

Why You'll Love This Collection
Own the complete, genre-defining saga in one brand-new paperback set. From the birth of cyberspace to its lasting legacy, these four books are essential reading for any science fiction library.

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