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| William Gibson, the man who coined the term cyberspace, credits the Walkman with his first hint of the future. The author, a professor of urban planning and a science fiction consumer, discusses how science fiction from such notable authors as Robert Heinlein, Ray Bradbury, William Gibson, and Ursula LeGuin are informed by their knowledge of modern frontierism. The cyberpunk existence first posited by William Gibson in 1984 and then expanded by a number of other writers including Bruce Sterling has become more science (or factual) than fiction. |
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