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Date: 1984
"Like, I own your brain and what you know, but your thoughts have Swiss citizenship."
preview | full record— Gibson, William (b. 1948)
Date: 1994
"Because you are traveling right along with him as he forms his sentences, making each word he says appear as a little clump of letters on your screen, you begin to feel as if you are doing the thinking yourself; you occupy some dark space in the interior of his mind as he goes about his job."
preview | full record— Baker, Nicholson (b. 1957)
Date: 1997
"What caretaker, what Verger of the Temple of the Self...?"
preview | full record— Pynchon, Thomas (b. 1937)
