
Distrust That Particular Flavor
William GibsonDistrust That Particular Flavor
January 3, 2012Putnam Publishing Group258 pages
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Known primarily as a novelist, Gibson has, over thirty years, been approached by different publication to share his insights into contemporary culture. The resulting essays are collected here for the first time.
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