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Pattern Recognition is a 2003 novel by William Gibson and the first book in the informal Blue Ant trilogy. Set in the contemporary world of global branding and internet communities, it follows Cayce Pollard, a marketing consultant unusually sensitive to corporate logos, as she investigates anonymous film clips distributed online. The novel combines literary fiction, mystery, and techno-thriller elements.
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Who is the author of the novel Pattern Recognition?
The novel was written by William Gibson, a pioneer of the cyberpunk literary genre. It was published in 2003.
What is the plot of Pattern Recognition?
The story follows Cayce Pollard, a marketing consultant who is allergic to certain corporate logos and fashion. She is hired to investigate the mysterious origin of a series of film clips circulating on the internet.
Is Pattern Recognition part of a series?
Yes, it is the first book in Gibson's informal Blue Ant trilogy. The subsequent novels in the series are Spook Country and Zero History.
What major themes does the novel Pattern Recognition explore?
The book delves deeply into the worlds of global branding, marketing, and early internet communities. It explores how viral media and corporate identity impact modern psychology.
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