An original fragment written in the literary style of Neuromancer, with original themes independent of any of WG's work. Pronounced "Chooser," this is an experiment in taking cyberpunk into the videogame scene. Emphasis on style rather than story.

How do Molly's augmentations actually work? How can six-centimeter blades slide out of curved fingers? How deep to those lenses cut into her eye-sockets? Why did she get her eyes covered? And why does she now go by "Sally Shears," despite rarely using those "shears" anymore? Kumiko gets a brief explanation. (Very short one-shot, no significant spoilers.)

A razor girl and a wannabe sim-star seem like two very different women. But Molly and Rikki have a bit in common. Bobby Quine, for starters. (Set between "Burning Chrome" and "Neuromancer." Ties in with "Mona Lisa Overdrive." Includes a Finn cameo.)

She smiles because she knows something that you don't. From the grim horrors of the street, to the dirty secrets of the simstim industry, to the "ghosts" in cyberspace, Mona has this knowledge. Now, what to do with it? (SPOILERS for "Mona Lisa Overdrive")

A certain sim-star-turned-AI still faces countless unanswered questions. Is she the same person, or just a pathetic copy of a dead woman? Why did the Loa bring her here? She crosses realms searching for answers: first a silver beach, then Alpha Centauri, and finally, a city in the rain. (Tag to "Mona Lisa Overdrive;" ties in with "The Hinterlands.")

An elderly Case reflects on three women from his past. And why the least special one was the most special of all. (Very short, one-shot, drabble.)

A retired Molly returns to the Spraw for one final conversation with the Finn. After twenty years of being each other's only constant friend, there's still a lot to confess, staring with real names, and eye-color. The Finn tells Molly where he's headed next, and promises if he can, to send her a postcard. (Tag to "Mona Lisa Overdrive." Spoilers for the Sprawl Trilogy's ending.)

A parody of Somewhere in Time by Kamelot that changes it to hackers

An experimental piece in the same universe as "Ch0023r." Diode-tripping through cyberspace and the imagery invoked along the way. This seemed like more of what WG was going for in terms of futuristic user-interface.

A short vignette in the style of Gibson's stories from Burning Chrome, about the emergence of a metahuman intelligence in cyberspace. Taken from a GB-ist Omega Point standpoint.

A Story about Erik, a Hacker in the year 2020

The logical conclusion of All Tomorrow's Parties. A career terrorist ventures into a Lucky Dragon franchise.

A sonnet-style, poem version of the not well known William Gibson short story. Can be found in the "Burning Chrome" collection.

My first attempt at a full length story. R&R appriciated. Those who read will be read in turn. Thank you.

a really, really short poem about the relationship between case and molly.

Original, set in the Gibson-esque city of Neo-Tokyo. Under the golden domes tinted by the colour of neon geodesics and acid rain, a man fights to not only stop the rising oppression, but also to find himself.

This is a William GibsonNeil Stephenson inspired story. Its about 3 hackers who try to make a better life for themselves.

First time W. Gibson fanfic. Set between Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive using original characters, first chapter in an ongoing story. Reviews would be cool.

This is a poem. I don't know, but I felt like publishing it here, not in the poetries section. It was inspired by 'Neuromancer'. Don't worry, it's not very long.

A dumb little story I wrote. It's mostly insipired by William Gibson, but it's more of a mish-mash of all different things I thought up and stole. For instance, the computer games System Shock and Flashback provided a couple of ideas. The story, though

A Neuromancer inspired fanfiction. There’s a line in Neuromancer where the Dixie Flatline mentions that he did the New Bank of Asia for a good fiftieth of it’s worth, this is that story.

One Robots short story about gardening. A Count Zero inspired fanfiction. Just what the title says, how McCoy got revenge on Girling for sending him and others on operation Screaming Fist.

A NeuromancerBurning Chrome inspired fanfiction. This is Automatic Jack’s story of the war, Screaming Fist as he comes in over the Soviet Union.

A Count Zero inspired fanfiction. There’s a line in Count Zero where Bobby Newmark says ‘wilson’ – a term used to denote a loser, a up. The Finn then mentions that he knew the guy, Bodine Wilson.

A Count Zero inspired fanfiction. There is an offhand reference in Count Zero to the fact that Conroy has blown two extractions to his habit of having a plant in the operation, this is one of the operations.