<p>In this episode Barry and Cameron discuss Virtual Light by William Gibson. Virtual Light was published in 1993 and clocks in at 304 pages long. Gibson has won the Hugo, Nebula, and Philip K Dick award during his career and is credited with coining the term "cyberspace". His first novel, Neuromancer, won every major award and is credited by many as starting the cyberpunk genre. </p>

In this episode Barry and Cameron discuss Virtual Light by William Gibson. Virtual Light was published in 1993 and clocks in at 304 pages long. Gibson has won the Hugo, Nebula, and Philip K Dick award during his career and is credited with coining the term "cyberspace". His first novel, Neuromancer, won every major award and is credited by many as starting the cyberpunk genre.

<p>In this episode Barry and Cameron discuss Virtual Light by William Gibson. Virtual Light was published in 1993 and clocks in at 304 pages long. Gibson has won the Hugo, Nebula, and Philip K Dick award during his career and is credited with coining the term "cyberspace". His first novel, Neuromancer, won every major award and is credited by many as starting the cyberpunk genre.&nbsp;</p>

43 - Virtual Light

After a long break Cameron is back with his new version of the podcast. He is still reviewing mostly indie fantasy novels but he’s now doing it in his tractor. Cameron spends way too much time in said tractor and figured that since he was listening to a lot of audiobooks but had almost zero time to record episodes with his wife and friends like he used to he would put some of that tractor time to use and record podcast episodes again.

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43 - Virtual Light

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