Pattern Recognition Review: HD Emptiness

Of all the William Gibson books I've read (which is all but The Difference Engine and Zero History), this is probably my least favorite. The book takes a lot of very interesting ideas, throws them together into a mixer and spits out a blend of hi-def descriptions and low levels of narrative. The story could have easily been a short story or novella, but Gibson's choppy, highly descriptive prose pads the book out far longer than it probably should have been. All but the main character, Cayce P...