William Gibson September 5, 2012

In his most recent work–a collection of twenty-five essays, originally published from 1989 to the present–Gibson reveals and develops many of the ideas and themes that have obsessed him over the years and have cropped up time and again in his novels. Whether he’s writing about his fixation on Japan for Wired, discussing the democratization of surveillance for The New York Times, or pondering the ways our lives are all “soundtracked” by music and culture for Rolling Stone, DISTRUST THAT PARTICULAR FLAVOR provides a new and distinctive look inside the most interesting mind of our generation.

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