Answers from William Gibson in cyberspace

[horsesflu]

Poor William, so close to living his dream, yet so, so far away (second life).

"why are there so many foxes here??"

[duffers]

Agreed, Second Life and the internet as a whole, are about as far from cyberspace as possible, unfortunately.

[RGruf]

That's nice.

Does anybody know where I can find the background music of this video?!

I really like it!

See you

[rainjax]

perhaps i should start a william gibson church. ive never been the obsessive type...with one exception: WG. ive read neuromancer so many times i think i could write it out in longhand from memory. i dont know what it is about him that enthralls me so much...but i heard his work described as "high-tech electronic poetry" and i think thats it...take any paragraph from neuro and read it out loud: it works for poetry just as well as prose

[mshartz5]

@rainjax

Love the book.

I feel the same way with the game Fallout. Ever since the first release of the game when I was just a kid, I have been obsessed with the post-apocalyptic wasteland environment it created. You could only imagine my joy when they decided to rejump the series with a 3D version.

[jazzmanEE]

william gibson is astonishing to listen to. let alone to read....thanks for this

[StratoJess]

after so many years Gibson has finally reached the world he described in "neuromancer".

[nubongyong]

what website can i play this on?

[PandaVampires]

Second Life.

[KENKENNIFF]

where is this site in sl ?

[parsectt7]

At the River's Run Red Sim

[samiegray]

Right on. I'm reading Spook country and Pattern Recognition. SL is the shit (even though I just quit sl after a year.) Gibson is the greatest! Read "The Diamond Age"

[51m0n23]

Read Snow Crash as well

[jfedjrock]

haha nice try

[BastyBoo]

Thanks very much!

[dannycolt]

Thank you for posting this!