William Gibson's first new book in four years-like the bestselling Pattern Recognition, a contemporary novel with international implications.
“A devastatingly precise reflection of the American zeitgeist.” —Washington Post Book World
“A puzzle palace of bewitching proportions and stubborn echoes.” —Los Angeles Times
“Like Pynchon and DeLillo, Gibson excels at pinpointing the hidden forces that shape our world.” —Details
“Both cool and scary.” —San Francisco Chronicle
“Gibson’s work is all edge and chill and incipient panic…His worlds are so striking, so plausible, that you’re just happy to be along for the ride.” —Chicago Tribune
“A fitful, fast-forward spy tale.” —USA Today
“The author himself is enthusiastically working his way back from the future.” —Entertainment Weekly
“[His] complex and riveting new novel, Spook Country, is both entertaining and visionary, solidifying his position as the twenty-first century’s primary literary soothsayer.” —Vancouver Sun
“A delicious surge of pleasure-center prose.” —Los Angeles Times
“Never anything less than fascinating.” —Columbus Dispatch
“Gibson takes aim at the BlackBerry era with the excellent Spook Country.” —Men’s Health
