Talk:William Gibson has the juice!/@comment-44826810-20200206033433

Shmoop's analysis of Neuromancer is that Gibson borrows his writing style from the hard-boiled detective novels of the pulp era. Shmoop (2020). According to Freelance Writing a detective novel the writer must depend on his writing capability to express the scene, feelings, pain, happiness, suspense or anger. Freelance Writing (2020). From the very first sentence of the Neuromancer you can feel the pain and anger of the story. Being that the story takes place in the future, a lot of words had to be made up by the author. It was hard to keep up with the story as it seemed to jump all over the place but the way Gibson described certain situations or settings is really where he was able to flex with choice of words. In a 25 Reasons to read Neuromancer actricle it was stated that His crammed prose, his total disregard for traditional sentence structure and his use of completely original words. Shalon (2011).

References https://www.freelancewriting.com/self-publishing/writing-a-detective-novel/ https://www.learning2grow.org/2011/02/25/25-reasons-to-read-neuromancer/ https://www.shmoop.com/study-guides/literature/neuromancer/analysis#writing-style

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