Graham Moore's new novel is
The Last Days of Night. One of his six favorite books about technology, as shared at
The Week magazine:
Pattern Recognition by William Gibson
In his 2003 masterpiece, Gibson directed his microscopically precise prose at the present day. He describes the everyday experiences of this moment — jet lag, email, online chat rooms, global branding campaigns — as if they were from the far future, revealing the unique strangeness of the era we live in.
Read about
the other entries on the list.
Pattern Recognition is among
Damien Walter's five science fiction novels for people who hate SF and
David Ulin's five essential 9/11 books.
Learn about
why Gibson decided to set Pattern Recognition in the present, unlike his previous novels.
--Marshal Zeringue
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