neuromancer/gibson books Please help...

[Searched High and Low]

I have spent the past 2 days looking for William Gibson books online and
seeing if my local library has them (they don't)...
I have only been so lucky to find Neuromancer... can anyone point me in the
right direction to finding them in ASCII- text... or do I need to resort to
buying it at the bookstore... could someone please help...

Thanks in advance.....

t1ger...@NOSPAM.hotmail.com

[Kukio Loko]

Find out if your library has access to Inter-Library loan. If that fails, State
Universities are obliged by law to allow public access to their services & if
you don't find them at the State University Library, it will almost certainly
have I-LL. Of course you'd have to read text on paper. I've been meaning for
some time now to use my new scanner to digitally inscribe my Gibson books, but
it would be an ambitious project, I'd probably be hassled for copyright
violation if I gave anyone else access to the files & I'll be clinically
depressed for about the next two months...KL

[Tobin G Coziahr]

Excerpts from netnews.alt.cyberpunk: 27-Jul-99 neuromancer/gibson books
Pl.. by Searched H. a. Low@hotma

> I have spent the past 2 days looking for William Gibson books online and
> seeing if my local library has them (they don't)...
> I have only been so lucky to find Neuromancer... can anyone point me in the
> right direction to finding them in ASCII- text... or do I need to resort to

Unfortunately, book pirating is nowhere near the level it should be.
Finding online text of books is still exceedingly difficult. What I
would suggest is either go to a local university library, have your
local library order it from another local library, or just spend the
damn $6 and buy it. :) Owning gibson is a must, you'll find yourself
rereading them, and it's great to have for reference.

-----------* *----------------------------------------
Tobin Coziahr "The man who hungers for truth should
sha...@cmu.edu expect no mercy and give none."
- HST
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[Tom Knight]

Searched High and Low wrote:

> I have spent the past 2 days looking for William Gibson books online and
> seeing if my local library has them (they don't)...
> I have only been so lucky to find Neuromancer... can anyone point me in the
> right direction to finding them in ASCII- text... or do I need to resort to

> buying it at the bookstore... could someone please help...
>

Just buy it, you long-haired commie freak :) The cover art is excellent. Much
better than the book...

>
> Thanks in advance.....
>
> t1ger...@NOSPAM.hotmail.com

[Kukio Loko]

You can get the complete works of the French founder of (pacifist) Anarchism,
Proudhon, online...I think they serve that tasty stuff up from UCBerkeley

Searched High and Low wrote:

> I have spent the past 2 days looking for William Gibson books online and
> seeing if my local library has them (they don't)...
> I have only been so lucky to find Neuromancer... can anyone point me in the
> right direction to finding them in ASCII- text... or do I need to resort to
> buying it at the bookstore... could someone please help...
>

> Thanks in advance.....
>
> t1ger...@NOSPAM.hotmail.com

[jakdaemon]

[ Tom Knight ] <kni...@planetoftheapes.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:

> Just buy it, you long-haired commie freak :) The cover art is excellent. Much
> better than the book...

what?? which edition are you referring to?

--
jakdaemon << trak hacker

[Tom Knight]

jakdaemon wrote:

> [ Tom Knight ] <kni...@planetoftheapes.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > Just buy it, you long-haired commie freak :) The cover art is excellent. Much
> > better than the book...
>
> what?? which edition are you referring to?
>

Ah, the lastest one, it think. The swirly blue stuff, with the big silver letters.

>
> --
> jakdaemon << trak hacker

[Angelo Muredda]

"Coles" (in Canada) has a large selection of "Idoru", Hardcover as well as
Paperback.

Angelo
Kukio Loko wrote in message <379D8847...@prodigy.net>...

>Find out if your library has access to Inter-Library loan. If that fails,
State
>Universities are obliged by law to allow public access to their services &
if
>you don't find them at the State University Library, it will almost
certainly
>have I-LL. Of course you'd have to read text on paper. I've been meaning
for
>some time now to use my new scanner to digitally inscribe my Gibson books,
but
>it would be an ambitious project, I'd probably be hassled for copyright
>violation if I gave anyone else access to the files & I'll be clinically
>depressed for about the next two months...KL
>

[Angelo Muredda]

Shit.
Nevermind, didn't read that this cheapie doesn't wanna buy it =)

[geoff]

i got it right here .,.. well in doc and in prc (fpr pal pilot .. humm so good
to read it on a palm) but i don't wanna sound bad boy but i would like to
exchange it for monalisa over drive or an other gibson novel .. or something
interesting you know biz is biz ;P

Only the stronger shall survive

[Leo Bergstrom]

Could this help?

http://www.parkline.ru/Library/html-volapuk/GIBSON/neuromancer.txt

//Leo
geoff <ge...@autoroute.net> skrev i
diskussionsgruppsmeddelandet:37A751FA...@autoroute.net...

[Jason Barr]

geoff wrote in message <37A751FA...@autoroute.net>...

>i got it right here .,.. well in doc and in prc (fpr pal pilot .. humm so
good
>to read it on a palm) but i don't wanna sound bad boy but i would like to
>exchange it for monalisa over drive or an other gibson novel .. or
something
>interesting you know biz is biz ;P
>
>Only the stronger shall survive
>
>Searched High and Low wrote:
>

Whatever happened to that old 'Information wants to be free' ethic?

Jas.