The sky above the port was the colour of television, tuned to a dead channel

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  1. mamedliemin

    What cloud formation is this? Is this a cloud formation?

  2. You guys are leaving through the end of times. Who knew all this would just end up as a minor inconvenience to daily life.

  3. suicidesalmon

    Nice Neuromancer reference, I feel like it’s rare to see those!

  4. El_Sjakie

    Future generations will think it was night when they read that line.

  5. RecklessMage

    One of my favorite opening lines in fiction.

  6. tstorm004

    …..

    “The actual problem with all these migrating starlings is not that they shut out the light but that they blanket everything in smelly, greasy guano. Because the starlings feast in the olive groves outside of Rome, their poop is super oily. And there is a lot of it — so much so that tourists must use umbrellas to avoid getting rained on, and Rome has had to call in the big guns to get rid of the pesky birds.”

  7. SonmiSuccubus451

    Drone swarms from The Diamond Age.

  8. Great post with a cultured reference. You love to see it

  9. thomas_spoke

    Striking picture.

    This is what I pictured when reading it, as the “snow” effect was the color of a non-tuned channel growing up.

    But, correct me if I am wrong here, didn’t Gibson intend for this line to refer to a ‘dead channel’ effect that pre-dated the visual snow? A more solid grey aluminum quality?

    EDIT:
    [Here](https://youtu.be/nauvjMM2fzY?t=247)’s an example.

    As Gibson said himself, “sodium silvery and almost painful”. I think that was a slightly different quality than the visual snow that most of us likely grew up with.

  10. FartsWithAnAccent

    You are too much the artiste, Herr Case

  11. People hold this lime up as something that is impossible to visually convey, but instantly invokes imagery. I dont really agree with that.

  12. NebulousOinkler2099

    Oh birdpocalypse? Yea we used to have those more 20 years ago

  13. SkinnyFists-Lifted

    I thought it was a textured ceiling initially.

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