Neuromancer

"Neuromancer," written by William Gibson, is a groundbreaking science fiction novel published in 1984. It follows Case, a skilled computer hacker, who is hired for a final job involving artificial intelligence and corporate espionage. The story explores themes of technology, cybernetics, and a digital landscape called "cyberspace," which anticipates the internet's evolution. It reflects on the fusion of humanity and technology, as well as the implications of living in a highly networked world. "Neuromancer" is influential in establishing the cyberpunk genre, blending gritty realities with futuristic visions.