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Short fiction
- 'Fragments of a Hologram Rose' (1977)
- published in Unearth 3, 1977
- 'The Belonging Kind' (1981) with John
Shirley - originally published in Shadows 4, 1981
- 'The Gernsback Continuum' (1981) - originally
published in Universe 11, 1981, also contained in 'Mirrorshades', made into a
short TV film 'Tomorrow Calling' in the
UK (1995)
- 'Hinterlands' (1981) - originally published
in Omni 1981, also made into a comic.
- 'Johnny Mnemonic' (1981) - originally published
in Omni 1981, made into a movie in 1995, directed by
Robert Longo, starring Keanu Reeves, Dina Meyer, Ice-T, and Dolph Lundgren.
- 'New Rose Hotel' (1981) - originally published
in Omni 1981, made into a movie in 1998, directed by
Abel Ferrara, starring Willem Dafoe and Christopher Walken.
- 'Burning Chrome' (1982) - originally published
in Omni 1982, adapted for the stage and performed
by Next Theatre and Sacred Fools Theatre (1998).
- 'Red Star, Winter Orbit' (1983) with Bruce
Sterling - originally published in Omni 1983; also contained in 'Mirrorshades'.
- 'Dogfight' (1985) with Michael Swanwick
- originally published in Omni 1985.
- 'The Winter Market' (1985) - originally
published in Vancouver Magazine 1985/11, also in Stardate 1986.
- 'The Silver Walks' in 'High Times' 1987/11' - chapter 15 of 'Mona
Lisa Overdrive'.
- 'Kumi in the Smoke' ('Kemuri no naka no kumi') (1988/3) - chapter 1 ('The
Smoke') of 'Mona Lisa Overdrive'.
- 'Hippie Hat Brain Parasite' (1989) - in 'SEMIOTEXT[E] SF' (1989), p109-112.
- 'Tokyo Collage' (1988) in 'SF Eye' 4, Summer 1988.
- 'Tokyo Suite' in the Japanese edition of 'Penthouse' (1988/5-7).
- 'The Angel of Goliad' (1990) with Bruce Sterling - originally published in
'Interzone' #40 1990, makes up the first portion of 'The
Difference Engine'.
- 'Doing Television' (1990/3) in 'The Face', p81-82 - nearly the same story
as 'Darwin'.
- 'Darwin' (1990/4) in 'Spin'.
- 'Skinner's Room' (1990) in 'Visionary San Francisco' - The characters and
takeover of the Bay Bridge by the homeless reappear in 'Virtual
Light'.
- 'Cyber-Claus' (1991) in 'The Washington Post Book World'.
- 'Academy Leader' (1991) in 'Cyberspace: First Steps'.
- 'Agrippa - A Book of The Dead' (1992).
- 'Where the Holograms Go' (1993) in 'The Wild Palms Reader'.
- 'Thirteen Views of a Cardboard City' (1997) in 'New Worlds' #222, p338-349.
Non-fiction
- 'Johnny Mnemonic - the screenplay and the story' (1995) - detailed notes on
the making of the film.
Essays/articles
- Introduction to 'Heatseeker' (1989)
- 'Rocket Radio' in Rolling Stone (June 15, 1989)
- Foreword to 'Strange Attractors' in 'Alien Sex' (1990)
- 'Disneyland With the Death Penalty' article
in 'Wired' 1.4 (Sept-Oct. 1993), p51-114
- 'Notes on a process' in 'Wired' 3:6 (June 1995): p157-159.
- 'The Recombinant City: A Foreword' (1996)
- 'New fiction: Lo Rez Skyline' in 'Rolling Stone' #735 (May 30, 1996): - excerpt
from 'Idoru'.
- Foreword to a new edition of 'Dhalgren' by Samuel R. Delany (1996)
- 'The Net Is a Waste of Time' article in 'New York Times Magazine' (July 14,
1996)
- 'Jack Womack and the Horned Heart of Neuropa' (1997)
- 'Dead man sings' article in 'Forbes' (November 30, 1998 supplement): p177
- Introduction to 'The Avram Davidson Treasury' by Avram Davidson (1998)
- 'My Obsession' article in 'Wired' 7.01
(January 1999) : p102-105, p156-158 - about eBay.
- 'William Gibson's Filmless Festival'
in 'Wired' 7.10 (October 1999): p226-229 - about digital film-making.
- Introduction to 'The Art of the X-Files' by Chris Carter (01/2000).
- 'Steely Dan's Return' in 'Addicted to
Noise' 6.03 (March 2000).
- Foreword to a new edition of 'City Come A-Walking' by John Shirley
- Introduction to a new edition of 'The Artificial Kid' by Bruce Sterling
Other media
- 'Alien3' movie script
- 'Neuromancer' audio book
- 'Wild Palms' cameo appearance (1993) - [Paige: This is William Gibson, Harry.
/ Harry: Oh, yeah ... 'Neuromancer', right? / Paige: He invented the word "cyberspace".
/ Gibson: And they'll never let me forget it.]
- 'Johnny Mnemonic' movie script (1995)
- 'Kill Switch' episode of 'The X-Files' (with Tom
Maddox) (1998)
- 'First Person Shooter' episode of 'The X-Files'
(with Tom Maddox) (2000)
Adaptions
Last update 2000-07-16
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