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ISBN 0-441-00234-X (US pbk)
screenplay, short story, science fiction, film, cyberpunk
Illustrated with photos from the film.
"He's not transporting drugs or jewels. He's moving information. The computer chip in his head is overloaded with white-hot data. He has twenty-four hours before the overload fries his brain -- and he's got an army of Yakuza killers on his trail.
"And his only allies are a cybernetic dolphin and a sexy streetfighter with a hardwired taste for violence...
"In 1984, William Gibson's Neuromancer -- winner of the Hugo, Nebula, and Philip K.Dick Awards -- introduced the concept of cyberspace to the world -- and revolutionized the way we look at the future. Rolling Stone labeled him 'science fiction's hottest author' -- and in the years since, his incomparably inventive body of work has made his name synonymous with 'visionary'. Now for the first time, Gibson's corrupt, computer-driven future is brought to the screen in Johnny Mnemonic -- based on a story previously published in Gibson's highly praised collection, Burning Chrome .
"This book, illustrated with exclusive photographs, contains the full text of William Gibson's exciting original screenplay -- and the short story that inspired it." [jacket blurb, US pbk, June 1995]
Johnny Mnemonic
(an external website about the film itself)
Heeeeere's Johnny!
("Johnny Mnemonic"...a commercial site featuring film-related info and product spin-offs)
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