William Gibson and Agency

Willam Gibson's latest novel, Agency, was published last week, and it's sitting on my Kindle waiting for me to finish a couple of other things first. In the meantime, I've been reading some of the reviews and articles about Gibson. For my own future reference and your enjoyment, here are some of them.

As I noted in a post recently, I will say that I thought his previous novel, The Peripheral, was the best book of the decade, and I am going to re-read it before diving into Agency. 

• List of Gibson's upcoming appearances. 
• Discussing Agency with William Gibson. An email conversation between Gibson and Randy Rucker. 
• In William Gibson’s new novel, AI is actually the good guy.
• From the Guardian, Agency by William Gibson review – a world in an instant. An extremely perceptive review by SF author M. John Harrison.
• From the New York Times, The Darkness Where the Future Should Be. "What happens to a society that loses its capacity for awe and wonder at things to come?"
• Tracking Reality's "Fuckedness Quotient": An Interview with William Gibson, from the LA Times.