Just released today and loaded to my kindle.
Last of the trilogy. Time to see my favorite characters catch massive Ls.... Again. 
Just released today and loaded to my kindle.
Last of the trilogy. Time to see my favorite characters catch massive Ls.... Again. 
Re-reading Neuromancer and started Combating the Conspiracy to destroy black boys.
Any Black Male sci-fi authors anyone recommends?
I only got half way through this because of the multiple narratives. Miss Harry Seldon and his wife.
This is a good question. IM aware of a few good black male fantasy writers, good black female sci-fi writers, but no black male sci-fi
I only know old ones. Samuel Delaney and Steven Barnes.
edit: Actually. I realized I know some. William Hayashi and Thaddeus Howez
Just released today and loaded to my kindle.
I thought it was coming out NEXT Tuesday
I reread Nueromancer after not being able to finish Count Zero
Count Zero is awful. What the fukk happened to Gibson? I only read Burning Chrome and Neuromancer , Sprawl series should have stopped there.I reread Nueromancer after not being able to finish Count Zero
Count Zero made me realize I don't like Gibson's style. I like the attention to detail he uses to describe settings but nikka DAMN
At some point I'm trying to get this shyt over withI felt similar about Necromancer but it was interesting enough for me to finish
Didn't know other nikkas felt that way about Count Zero too
I love Neuromancer. His style is extremely vivid and engaging to me but Count Zero was a big fall off. He should have kept Case around as the MC and had he and Molly doing things. If you wanna read a better series with the same setting read Steven Barnes' Aubrey Knight trilogy written by a Breh about a Breh. But instead of a console cowboy he's a Zero G boxer. It's really good.Count Zero made me realize I don't like Gibson's style. I like the attention to detail he uses to describe settings but nikka DAMN
I felt similar about Necromancer but it was interesting enough for me to finish
Didn't know other nikkas felt that way about Count Zero too
