Neuromancer (Sprawl #1) - William Gibson

From sky the colour of television, tuned to a dead channel onwards, Neuromancer just doesn't stop describing a world that gets under your fingernails. This is the canonical cyberpunk for me. Shocking that a novel published in 1984 isn't filled to the brim with anachronistic tech. They are in there (landline phones, modems and printers), but don't seem to get in the way. Torus, spindle, cluster.…