Idoru

Twenty-first century Tokyo. Rez, one of the world's biggest rock stars, is about to marry Rei Toei, Japan's biggest media star. The only problem is, Rei Toei--the "Idoru"--exists only in virtual reality.

William Gibson was Born in Conway, South Carolina, Spent his Childhood in a Small Town in Southwestern Virginia, Attended School in Southern Arizona, and Left the United States for Canada when he was Nineteen. He Lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, with his Wife and Their Two Children. His First Novel, Neuromancer, Won the Hugo Award, the Philip K. Dick Memorial Award, and the Nebula Award in 1984. Gibson is Credited with Having Coined the Term Cyberspace, and with Having Envisioned Both the Internet and Virtual Reality Before Either Existed. In Addition to Neuromancer, He is the Author of Count Zero, Mona Lisa Overdrive, Burning Chrome, and the Bestselling Virtual Light.