zero history is the final novel in William Gibson’s trilogy that started with Pattern Recognition. Hollis Henry is back from book two, Spook Country. I wouldn’t presume to review the work of Mr. Gibson. Here are a few of his words that got some highlighter:
“It was like being on the bottom of a Coney Island grab-it game, one in which the eclectically ungrabbed had been accumulating for decades. He looked up, imagining a giant three-pronged claw, agent of stark removal.” – pg 9
“His attempted smile felt like something froced from a flexible squeeze-toy.” – pg 10
“An overly wealthy, dangerously curious fiddler with the world’s hidden architectures.” – pg 18
“We do brand vision transmission, trend forecasting, vendor management, youth market recon, strategic planning in general.” – pg 21
“Addictions (start) out like magical pets, pocket monsters.” – pg 53
