William Gibson Count Zero Audiobook Online

| | Rating (out of 5) | | :--- | :--- | | Narration (Davis) | 4.5 | | Production Quality | 4.0 | | Faithfulness to Text | 5.0 | | Ease of Following Plot | 3.5 (due to Gibson’s density) | | Overall Experience | 4.0 |

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Listening to Count Zero is a vastly different experience than reading the text. Gibson’s writing style is notorious for its "cool" density—he rarely explains the technology, instead expecting the reader to catch up to the slang and rhythm of the future. william gibson count zero audiobook

He is not Robertson Dean. Dean narrated Neuromancer for many editions, and his gravelly, noir-detective voice has become the “canon” sound of Gibson’s Sprawl for a lot of people. Davis is smoother, less gritty. Some listeners say it lacks the “punk” energy. | | Rating (out of 5) | |

If you enjoyed Neuromancer , Count Zero is widely considered slightly more accessible because it splits the narrative between three very different perspectives, rather than following a single protagonist. Jonathan Davis’s narration adds a layer of atmosphere that many fans prefer over reading the text. Dean narrated Neuromancer for many editions, and his