Sprawl Trilogy

The Sprawl Trilogy is a set of three science fiction novels by William Gibson: *Neuromancer*, *Count Zero*, and *Mona Lisa Overdrive*. Set in a near-future world dominated by computer technology and corporate power, these stories explore themes of artificial intelligence, cyberspace, and the impact of technology on society. Gibson's work is credited with popularizing the cyberpunk genre, showcasing a gritty, high-tech landscape where characters navigate complex relationships and moral dilemmas. The trilogy reflects concerns about identity, control, and the fusion of humanity with machines, making it a seminal exploration of our evolving digital future.