"Neuromancer" is a classic debut of a genre revolutionary who finds himself constrained by the boundaries of any genre. This is a book that defined the face of modern literature for decades to come, collecting all the major genre awards (Hugo, Nebula, Philip K. Dick Award) and becoming an international bestseller. This was followed by two sequels, “Count Zero” and “Mona Lisa Overdrive”, which together with “Neuromancer” made up the “Cyberspace” trilogy. The trilogy became 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, a virtuoso hacker and a desperate samurai girl must complete a mysterious mission programmed decades ago in the unknown depths of artificial intelligence. Here, the Japanese mafia professes the ideals of the ancient samurai code, the virtual world is populated by characters of the voodoo pantheon, and a girl who knows how to enter cyberspace without a computer becomes a goddess for her generation... In addition to the trilogy itself, the book includes a cycle of stories "The Burning of Chrome", among which — “Johnny Mnemonic,” which served as the basis for the cult film by Robert Longo (starring Keanu Reeves, Takeshi Kitano, Dolph Lundgren), and “New Rose Hotel,” filmed by Abel Ferrara (starring Willem Dafoe, Christopher Walken, Asia Argento ).