William Gibson became famous for his Cyberspace trilogy (Neuromancer, Count Zero, Mona Lisa Overdrive), which became the cornerstone of cyberpunk and determined the face of modern literature for decades to come. But very quickly the genre revolutionary became constrained by the boundaries of any genre - and the joint steampunk epic “The Difference Machine” with Bruce Sterling was followed by “The Bridge Trilogy”, which takes place in a kind of alternative present, and “The Blue Ant Trilogy”, begun by the novel "Pattern Recognition", continued with "Ghostland" and concluded with "Dossier Zero". So, the already familiar heroine of "Ghostland" Hollis Henry - a former rock singer and now a journalist - again finds herself in the field of attraction of Hubert Bigend, an advertising tycoon visionary. Bigend discovers that someone is using viral marketing more cleverly and effectively than Bigend himself, and instructs Hollis to find the elusive designer of the secret brand "Gabriel Hounds" ("Hounds of Gabriel")...For the first time in Russian!