Book · 1999 · Fiction
All Tomorrow's Parties
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He's a really good writer. He wrote Idoru, All Tomorrow's Parties and he wrote this stuff like in the you know, late 90s and early 2000s.
Jason Calacanis · This Week in Startups · Jul 2021 Listen at 58:34 The best things said about it
Really good serious uduru virtual light and all tomorrow's parties i think are that trilogy um the bridge trilogy.
Why people recommend it
All Tomorrow's Parties is a science fiction novel by William Gibson that forms part of his acclaimed Bridge trilogy, set against the backdrop of a dystopian future. Jason Calacanis recommended Gibson's late nineties and early two-thousands works on This Week in Startups, praising his writing and encouraging others to explore the Bridge trilogy to understand early literary depictions of virtual worlds and digital spaces. Another host on the program also listed the titles in the trilogy, including Idoru and Virtual Light, while discussing the series' unique vision of a dystopian San Francisco. Calacanis additionally mentioned the book when conversing about cyberpunk futures and the evolution of science fiction. The discussions underscored Gibson's enduring influence as a visionary author who anticipated modern digital phenomena, virtual reality, and the complex interplay between technology and human society long before these concepts became mainstream reality.
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Jason Calacanis He's a really good writer. He wrote Idoru, All Tomorrow's Parties and he wrote this stuff like in the you k… 3
“He's a really good writer. He wrote Idoru, All Tomorrow's Parties and he wrote this stuff like in the you know, late 90s and early 2000s”
“yeah i mean if for people who haven't read william gibson's bridge trilogy all tomorrow's parties uduru i don't know what the third one was but i i remember reading them back in the day”
“Gibson series of Doru, All Tomorrow's Parties. That I don't you read that one, that whole”
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“really good serious uduru virtual light and all tomorrow's parties i think are that trilogy um the bridge trilogy”
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“you see me jason you see him i do see you i see you and william gibson and just all tomorrow's parties”