Agency (The Jackpot Trilogy),Used

An Instant New York Times Bestsellerone Of The Most Visionary, Original, And Quietly Influential Writers Currently Working* Returns With A Sharply Imagined Followup To The New York Times Bestselling The Peripheral.William Gibson Has Trained His Eye On The Future For Decades, Ever Since Coining The Term Cyberspace And Then Popularizing It In His Classic Speculative Novel Neuromancer In The Early 1980S. Cory Doctorow Raved That The Peripheral Is Spectacular, A Piece Of Trenchant, Farfuture Speculation That Features All The Eyeball Kicks Of Neuromancer. Now Gibson Is Back With Agencya Science Fiction Thriller Heavily Influenced By Our Most Current Events.Verity Jane, Gifted App Whisperer, Takes A Job As The Beta Tester For A New Product: A Digital Assistant, Accessed Through A Pair Of Ordinarylooking Glasses. Eunice, The Disarmingly Human Ai In The Glasses, Manifests A Face, A Fragmentary Past, And A Canny Grasp Of Combat Strategy. Realizing That Her Cryptic New Employers Dont Yet Know How Powerful And Valuable Eunice Is, Verity Instinctively Decides That Its Best They Dont.Meanwhile, A Century Ahead In London, In A Different Time Line Entirely, Wilf Netherton Works Amid Plutocrats And Plunderers, Survivors Of The Slow And Steady Apocalypse Known As The Jackpot. His Boss, The Enigmatic Ainsley Lowbeer, Can Look Into Alternate Pasts And Nudge Their Ultimate Directions. Verity And Eunice Are Her Current Project. Wilf Can See What Verity And Eunice Cant: Their Own Version Of The Jackpot, Just Around The Corner, And The Roles They Both May Play In It.*The Boston Globe