Burning Chrome

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Burning Chrome is a 1986 cyberpunk short story collection by William Gibson that helped define the genre and introduced concepts and settings later expanded in his Sprawl trilogy.

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Burning Chrome canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
short story collection
author William Gibson
containsShortStory Burning Chrome (short story)
Count Zero (excerpt)
linked to: Count Zero

Dogfight
Fragments of a Hologram Rose
Hinterlands
Johnny Mnemonic
New Rose Hotel
Red Star, Winter Orbit
The Gernsback Continuum
The Winter Market
countryOfOrigin Canada
coverArtist Rick Berry
genre cyberpunk
hasFormat hardcover
paperback
print
hasInfluenced cyberpunk literature
science fiction depictions of cyberspace
hasISBN 0-87795-700-0
hasPageCount 216
hasReception critical acclaim in science fiction circles
hasSetting Sprawl megacity
orbital habitats
hasStyle noir-influenced prose
hasSubject artificial intelligence
computer networks
virtual reality
hasTheme corporate power
cyberspace
hacking
post-industrial society
language English
mediaType print publication
notableFor helping define the cyberpunk genre
introducing concepts later used in the Sprawl trilogy
originalLanguage English
partOf Sprawl universe
linked to: Sprawl trilogy
publicationYear 1986
publisher Arbor House
relatedWork Count Zero
Mona Lisa Overdrive
Neuromancer
settingType near future
timePeriod late 20th century science fiction

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Neuromancer precededBy Burning Chrome
William Gibson notableWork Burning Chrome