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Science Fiction

Idoru

1 min read·eng. Idoru · 1996

Interesting Facts

  • The book explores the theme of virtual reality and artificial intelligence, which was innovative for its time.
  • The work examines how technology can influence human relationships and the perception of reality.
  • One of the central characters is an idoru — a virtual pop star, reflecting Gibson's interest in Japanese culture and its influence on the future.
  • The novel is part of the 'Bridge' trilogy, which also includes the books 'Virtual Light' and 'All Tomorrow's Parties'.
  • The book raises questions about the boundaries between real and virtual worlds, making it relevant even in today's context.
Idoru
Date of publication: 31 January 2025
Updated: 15 November 2026
———Original title: eng. Idoru · 1996
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