The Neuromancers. Stories inspired by William Gibson's universe

De: Chris McAuley, J. Edwin Buja, Glynn Owen Barrass, Michael F. Housel, Andrew Coulthard, Scott J. Couturier Couturier, Rusell Smeaton, Paolo L. Bandera

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The future William Gibson imagined in Neuromancer didn’t just reimagine the landscape of science fiction, it redefined how we think about the intersection of humanity and technology, and about the power of narrative to explore the consequences of living in a world dominated by digital networks, cybernetic enhancements, and artificial intelligence. In this anthology, we explore stories inspired by Gibson’s cyberpunk universe—a place where the boundaries between the real and the virtual, the human and the machine, are constantly shifting, often with unsettling results. They are steeped in the cyberpunk ethos: the collision of high-tech futures with low-life characters; the dark, neon-lit urban landscapes where human ambition and technological evolution intersect; the moral gray areas where hackers, rebels, and dreamers fight against systems of control. But more than that, these stories explore the enduring human desire for freedom and autonomy in a world increasingly defined by artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and ubiquitous surveillance. Like Neuromancer and its successors, these stories grapple with the tension between technological advancement and human fragility, asking essential questions: What happens when our minds and bodies are integrated with machines? How do power structures shift when the virtual world becomes more real than the physical one? And perhaps most urgently, in a world increasingly defined by data and algorithms, what does it mean to be human? The answers lie somewhere between the real and the virtual, between flesh and code, in the stories that follow.