And here’s what he told us. We posted the full-length video of our William Gibson interview a while back — and it’s also embedded below — but now here’s the complete transcript. (Want more?

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This week on the io9 show, we speak to William Gibson, who tells us that the best way to write about the present is to write about the future — or the recent past.

Penguin; 416 pp. William Gibson, the author whose early worksespecially his 1984 debut, Neuromancer epitomized cyberpunk literature, is a writer who has seen his visions become unremarkable reality.

William Gibson interview: 'Writing sci-fi was like running away and joining a carnival' After turning away from science fiction for a decade, the master of the genre, William Gibson, has returned ...

Check out the full William Gibson interview here. *For the record, after some thought, my other four are: Paul Auster, James Ellroy, Ian McEwan and Armistead Maupin.

William Gibson is also my favorite author and, while my love for his work obviously clouds my judgement, I feel he gave voice to a generation that grew up with Atari 2600s and ended up with iPhones.

An Interview With William Gibson John Biggs 6:35 AM PDT · September 14, 2010 [vimeo 14918761 w=640 h=400] A Discussion with William Gibson from DANGEROUS MINDS on Vimeo.

William Gibson: I had written three novels in the mid-to-late ’80s, and they were all set—although the books never say—around 2035.

In the third and final installment of the Wired interview with William Gibson, the noted science fiction author discusses punk rock, internet memes, the dawn of recorded sound, and the now ...