Signed
All Tomorrow's Parties
Signed first edition, 1999
All Tomorrow’s Parties is the concluding novel in William Gibson’s Bridge Trilogy. The narrative follows several intersecting plotlines, including that of Colin Laney, a key figure from Idoru whose unusual sensitivity to patterns within massive data flows leads him to believe that a significant social shift is approaching.
As the novel unfolds, a diverse group of characters are drawn toward the Bay Bridge, which has been abandoned by the city and informally occupied by an improvised community operating beyond conventional authority. Set in a near future shaped by pervasive surveillance, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, and corporate influence, the novel depicts a society caught between stability and change, with no clear sense of what comes next.
Signed copy. Signed by Gibson on the half-title page.
Hardcover. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, cloth-backed boards. New York: Putnam, 1999. Locus Award shortlist (2000). ISBN: 0399145796. #10170.
Fine in fine dust jacket.
As the novel unfolds, a diverse group of characters are drawn toward the Bay Bridge, which has been abandoned by the city and informally occupied by an improvised community operating beyond conventional authority. Set in a near future shaped by pervasive surveillance, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, and corporate influence, the novel depicts a society caught between stability and change, with no clear sense of what comes next.
Signed copy. Signed by Gibson on the half-title page.
Hardcover. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, cloth-backed boards. New York: Putnam, 1999. Locus Award shortlist (2000). ISBN: 0399145796. #10170.
Fine in fine dust jacket.
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