"Count Zero" and "Mona Lisa Overdrive" - continuations of the novel "Neuromancer" that opened the Cyberspace trilogy; This classic debut of a genre revolutionary who found himself constrained by the boundaries of any genre, collected all the major science fiction awards (Hugo, Nebula, Philip K. Dick Award) and became an international bestseller. The trilogy determined the face of modern literature for decades to come and was the cornerstone of cyberpunk - a style and cultural phenomenon. The future here is a world of high technology and bioengineering, global computer networks and all-powerful transnational corporations, a cruel and merciless world. Here, the Japanese mafia professes the ideals of the ancient samurai code, the virtual world is populated by characters from the voodoo pantheon, and a girl who knows how to enter cyberspace without a computer becomes a goddess for her generation... Translations are published in a new edition.