William Gibson (Neuromancer)

William Gibson is a pioneering science fiction author best known for his novel "Neuromancer," which popularized concepts like cyberspace, neural interfaces, and the interconnected digital world. The book explores a future where hackers, artificial intelligences, and corporations manipulate a virtual realm that blurs the line between physical and digital realities. Gibson’s work anticipates modern internet culture and cybertechnology, emphasizing themes of technological dependency, identity, and power. He’s considered a foundational figure in the cyberpunk genre, shaping how we think about technology’s role in society and human consciousness.