Burning Chrome

Usually, when we see too many narrators’ names attached to a story we feel a bit dizzy. There are constant doubts in our minds that the voices of these narrators would mix at some stage in the novel. Luckily no such thing has happened in this story because the narrators including Jonathan Davis, Victor Bevine, Jay Snyder, Oliver Wyman, and Marc Vietor are all experts in their field.

The narrators knew how to coordinate with one another and where to allow others to speak. So the narrators have actually garnished William Gibson’s work instead of destroying the impression. There are all the characters in this book that the author has loved to present over the years in the books such Neuromancer and All Tomorrow’s Parties.

We can observe hi-tech genius men and women who are living an ordinary life and they don’t care if the world has not acknowledged their talent. The concept of the creation of the super soldiers with the help of science and technology is also there. People who are interested in fantasy stuff and things like technology will love this book.

Those who have no interest in computers or other scientific stuff will fail to enjoy this book fully because there are certain concepts that only a technology lover can understand. There is a stepwise development in the story in order to make it easily understandable for everyone who wants to listen to such stuff and is ready to show interest. This is not a love story or a fairy tale for the kids rather it is loaded with material that the adults love to listen to all the time.