Gibson, William

When a Department of Defense contract ends up causing more harm than good after sparking the interests of international arms dealers, global marketing magnate Hubertus Bigend assembles a team of highly skilled individuals to put an end to the dealers' plans.

In a near-future America, jobs that don't involve illegal drug manufacturing are scares. Flynne Fisher makes some money at a 3-D printing shop, but her main source of income used to be professionally playing online shooter games. Seventy years in the future, Wilf Netherton lives in a London society where time travel, of a kind, to the past is commonplace. Wilf and Flynne meet each other when Flynne begins work in a virtual online world that looks much like London--both their worlds are altered, and secrets from Wilf's past and Flynne's future come to light.

"The U.S. political leaders of 2016 abandon the radioactive planet they've destroyed and harness the power of humanity's last hope: The Splitter, a colossal machaine designed to manufacture a bright new reality for them to infiltrate and corrupt."--Page 4 of cover.

William Gibson's play about teacher Annie Sullivan's determined quest to give twelve-year-old Helen Keller, blind, deaf, and mute, the gift of language.

A nerve-damaged data thief, is recruited by a new employer for a last-chance run against a powerful artificial intelligence.