William Gibson Books in Order
William Ford Gibson is a visionary American-Canadian writer, hailed as the father of the cyberpunk subgenre of science fiction. He coined the term 'cyberspace' in 1982 and popularized it in his groundbreaking novel, Neuromancer (1984), which has sold over 6.5 million copies worldwide. Gibson's literary career spans numerous critically acclaimed novels, including collaborations, and contributions to major publications. His work has inspired a wide range of fields, from science fiction authors and academia to cyberculture and technology. As a pioneer of the genre, Gibson's influence continues to shape the intersection of art, technology, and society.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by William Gibson
- #1AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 1(1972)
- #2AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 2(1973)
- #3AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 3(1974)
- #4AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 4(1975)
- #5AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 5(1976)
- #6AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 6(1977)
- #7AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 7(1978)
- #8AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 8(1979)
- #9AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 9(1980)
- #10AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 10(1981)
- #11AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 11(1982)
- #12AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 12(1983)
- #13AmazonBest Science Fiction of the Year 13(1984)
- #14AmazonBest Science Fiction of the Year 14(1984)
- #15AmazonBest Science Fiction of the Year 15(1986)
- #16AmazonBest Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year 16(1987)
- #1AmazonArchangel(2017)
- #1AmazonAx (By: Ernie Colón)(1988)
- #2AmazonPunisher/Black Widow: Spinning Doomsday's Web (By: Larry Stroman,D.G. Chichester,Mark Farmer)(1992)
- #3AmazonUniverse 11(1981)
- #4AmazonThe Best Science Fiction of the Year 12(1983)
- #5AmazonThe First Omni Book of Science Fiction(1983)
- #6AmazonNebula Awards 18(1983)
- #7AmazonTesseracts(1985)
- #8AmazonThe Year's Best Science Fiction: Second Annual Collection(1985)
- #9AmazonThe Third Omni Book of Science Fiction(1985)
- #10AmazonThe Sixth Omni Book of Science Fiction(1985)
- #11AmazonMirrorshades(1986)
- #12AmazonThe Fifth Omni Book of Science Fiction(1987)
- #13AmazonAlien Sex(1990)
- #14AmazonSemiotext SF(1991)
- #15AmazonStorming the Reality Studio(1991)
- #16AmazonChristmas Stars(1992)
- #17AmazonThe Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories(1992)
- #18AmazonThe Ascent of Wonder(1994)
- #19AmazonNew Worlds 1(1996)
- #20AmazonHackers(1996)
- #21AmazonThe Ultimate Cyberpunk(2002)
- #22AmazonThe Uncanny: Experiments in Cyborg Culture(2002)
- #23AmazonThe Best of the Best: 20 Years of the Best Short Science Fiction Novels(2005)
- #24AmazonRewired(2007)
- #25AmazonThe Wesleyan Anthology of Science Fiction(2010)
- #26AmazonThe Mammoth Book of Angels and Demons(2011)
- #27AmazonThe Time Traveler's Almanac(2013)
- #28AmazonCyberpunk(2019)
- #1AmazonDistrust That Particular Flavor(2012)
- #1AmazonImprisoned by History: Aspects of Historicized Life (By: Martin L. Davies)(2009)
- #2AmazonNarrative Projections of a Black British History (By: Eva Ulrike Pirker)(2011)
- #3AmazonHistory, Memory, and State-Sponsored Violence: Time and Justice (By: Berber Bevernage)(2011)
- #4AmazonIntegrity and Historical Research (By: Tony Gibbons,Emily Sutherland)(2011)
- #5AmazonFrank Ankersmit's Lost Historical Cause: A Journey from Language to Experience (By: Peter Icke)(2011)
- #6AmazonThe Historiography of Transition: Critical Phases in the Development of Modernity (By: Paolo Pombeni)(2013)
- #7AmazonThe Fiction of History (By: Alexander Lyon Macfie)(2014)
- #8AmazonThe Rise and Propagation of Historical Professionalism (By: Rolf Torstendahl)(2014)
- #9AmazonThe Material of World History (By: David Churchill,Tina Mai Chen)(2014)
- #10AmazonModernity, Metatheory, and the Temporal-Spatial Divide: From Mythos to Techne (By: Michael Kimaid)(2015)
- #11Amazon'A New Type of History': Fictional Proposals for dealing with the Past (By: Beverley C Southgate)(2015)
- #12AmazonThe Soviet Past in the Post-Socialist Present: Methodology and Ethics in Russian, Baltic and Central European Oral History and Memory Studies (By: Melanie Ilič)(2015)
- #13AmazonTheoretical Perspectives on Historians' Autobiographies: From Documentation to Intervention (By: Jaume Aurell)(2015)
- #14AmazonBeyond Memory: Silence and the Aesthetics of Remembrance (By: Jay Winter,Alexandre Dessingue)(2015)
- #15AmazonHistory, Ethics, and the Recognition of the Other: A Levinasian View on the Writing of History (By: Anton Froeyman)(2015)
- #16AmazonHow History Works: The Reconstitution of a Human Science (By: Martin L. Davies)(2015)
- #17AmazonThe Emergence of Historical Forensic Expertise: Clio Takes the Stand (By: Vladimir Petrović)(2016)
- #18AmazonValues, Objectivity, and Explanation in Historiography (By: Tor Egil Førland)(2017)
- #19AmazonHistory and Sociology in France: From Scientific History to the Durkheimian School (By: Robert Leroux)(2017)
- #20AmazonThe Work of History: Constructivism and a Politics of the Past (By: Kalle Pihlainen)(2017)
- #21AmazonUniversal History and the Making of the Global (By: Hall Bjørnstad,Helge Jordheim,Anne Regent-Susini)(2018)
- #22AmazonCowrie Shells and Cowrie Money (By: Bin Yang)(2018)
- #23AmazonA Personalist Philosophy of History (By: Bennett Gilbert)(2019)
- #24AmazonHistorical Parallels, Commemoration and Icons (By: Andreas Leutzsch)(2019)
- #25AmazonHistorians Without Borders: New Studies in Multidisciplinary History (By: Lawrence Abrams,Kaleb Knoblauch)(2019)
- #26AmazonTeleology and Modernity (With: Dan O'Brien,Marius Turda)(2019)
- #27AmazonHistoria Ludens: The Playing Historian (By: Katherine J. Lewis,Alexander von Lünen,Benjamin Litherland,Pat Cullum)(2019)
- #28AmazonThe Aesthetics of History (By: Alun Munslow)(2019)
- #29AmazonPublic Uses of Human Remains and Relics in History (By: Silvia Cavicchioli,Luigi Provero)(2019)
- #30AmazonThe Enlightenment and the Fate of Knowledge: Essays on the Transvaluation of Values (By: Martin L Davies)(2019)
- #31AmazonFar-Right Revisionism and the End of History (By: Louie Dean Valencia-Garcia)(2020)
- #32AmazonAfrica, Empire and World Disorder (By: A G Hopkins)(2020)
- #33AmazonHistory in a Post-Truth World (By: Marius Gudonis,Benjamin T. Jones)(2020)
- #34AmazonThe Primacy of Method in Historical Research (By: Jonas Ahlskog)(2020)
- #35AmazonArchives and Human Rights (By: Jens Boel,Perrine Canavaggio,Antonio González Quintana)(2021)
- #36AmazonHumanism: Foundations, Diversities, Developments: Foundations, Diversities, Developments (By: Jörn Rüsen)(2021)
- #37AmazonNational History and New Nationalism in the Twenty-First Century: A Global Comparison (By: Niels F May,Thomas Maissen)(2021)
- #38AmazonFamily History and Historians in Australia and New Zealand (By: Sophie Scott-Brown,Malcolm Allbrook)(2021)
- #39AmazonWriting Russia: The Discursive Construction of AnOther Nation (By: Melissa-Ellen Dowling)(2021)
- #40AmazonHow to Write About the Holocaust (By: Theodor Pelekanidis)(2022)
- #41AmazonThe Politics of Time in China and Japan (By: Viren Murthy)(2022)
- #1AmazonUniverse 1 (By: Terry Carr)(1971)
- #2AmazonUniverse 2 (By: Terry Carr)(1972)
- #3AmazonUniverse 3 (By: Terry Carr)(1973)
- #4AmazonUniverse 4 (By: Terry Carr)(1974)
- #5AmazonUniverse 5 (By: Terry Carr)(1974)
- #6AmazonUniverse 6 (By: John Shirley,Terry Carr)(1976)
- #7AmazonUniverse 7 (By: Terry Carr)(1977)
- #8AmazonUniverse 8 (By: Terry Carr)(1978)
- #9AmazonUniverse 9 (By: John Shirley,Terry Carr)(1979)
- #10AmazonUniverse 10 (By: Terry Carr)(1980)
- #11AmazonUniverse 11 (With: Kim Stanley Robinson,Michael Swanwick,Carter Scholz,Michael Bishop,Ian Watson,Nancy Kress,Carol Emshwiller,Josephine Saxton,Terry Carr)(1981)
- #12AmazonUniverse 12 (By: Terry Carr)(1982)
- #13AmazonUniverse 13 (By: Kim Stanley Robinson,Lucius Shepard,Michael Bishop,Ian Watson,Terry Carr,Bruce Sterling,Leanne Frahm,Bill Bickel)(1983)
- #14AmazonUniverse 14 (By: Terry Carr)(1984)
- #15AmazonUniverse 15 (By: Terry Carr)(1985)
- #16AmazonUniverse 16 (By: Terry Carr)(1986)
- #17AmazonUniverse 17 (By: Terry Carr)(1987)
About William Gibson
William Ford Gibson is a visionary American-Canadian writer, hailed as the father of the cyberpunk subgenre of science fiction. He coined the term 'cyberspace' in 1982 and popularized it in his groundbreaking novel, Neuromancer (1984), which has sold over 6.5 million copies worldwide. Gibson's literary career spans numerous critically acclaimed novels, including collaborations, and contributions to major publications. His work has inspired a wide range of fields, from science fiction authors and academia to cyberculture and technology. As a pioneer of the genre, Gibson's influence continues to shape the intersection of art, technology, and society.
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