Snow Crash

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Snow Crash is a cyberpunk science fiction novel by Neal Stephenson that explores virtual reality, linguistics, and corporate-dominated future societies.

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Snow Crash canonical 5
Bitworld 1
novel "Snow Crash" 1

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instanceOf cyberpunk novel
novel
science fiction novel
author Neal Stephenson
awarded nominated for the Arthur C. Clarke Award
nominated for the British Science Fiction Association Award
countryOfOrigin United States
coverArtist Jean-François Podevin
exploresTheme Sumerian mythology
anarcho-capitalism
corporate power
fragmentation of nation-states
information theory
linguistics
memetics
religion as virus
virtual reality
genre cyberpunk
postcyberpunk
science fiction
hasAdaptationPlanned television series adaptation (in development at various times)
influenced conceptualizations of the metaverse in technology culture
virtual reality discourse
isbn 0-553-56261-4
language English
mainCharacter Hiro Protagonist
Juanita Marquez
Raven
Uncle Enzo
Y.T.
mediaType audiobook
ebook
print
narrativePerspective third-person
notableConcept Metaverse
avatar (virtual representation)
franchise-organized quasi-national entities
hyperinflationary economy
originalPublicationFormat print
partOf cyberpunk literature canon
publicationYear 1992
publisher Bantam Books
setIn Los Angeles
Metaverse
near future
titleOrigin refers to a computer virus
refers to a fictional drug

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Neal Stephenson notableWork Snow Crash
Metaverse firstAppearedIn Snow Crash
subject linked to: Neal Stephenson
Fall; or, Dodge in Hell notableConcept Bitworld
linked to: Snow Crash
Metaverse firstDescribedIn novel "Snow Crash"
linked to: Snow Crash
Hall of Fame hasNotableWinner Snow Crash