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	Burning Chrome by William Gibson
		Burning Chrome is a collection of ten Gibson's short stories, ranging from conventional science fiction to cyberpunk novellas of the 'Sprawl'-series.
		The stories in Burning Chrome were published in various magazines and two were published in the Mirrorshades anthology edited by Bruce Sterling.
		Chrome was a streetwise hi-tech whore who cooked up her own custom variation cancers for customers who annoyed her - until somebody got annoyed with her...
	project.cyberpunk.ru /idb/burningchrome.html (292 words)

	“Burning Chrome”
		Chrome: her pretty childface smooth as steel, with eyes that would have been at home on the bottom of some deep Atlantic trench, cold gray eyes that lived under terrible pressure.
		Chrome’s castle is dissolving, sheets of ice shadow flickering and fading, eaten by the glitch systems that spin out from the Russian program, tumbling away from our central logic thrust and infecting the fabric of the ice itself.
		She was one of the Boys, Chrome, a member in good standing of the local Mob subsidiary.
	www.acsu.buffalo.edu /~rrojas/BurningChrome.htm (6637 words)

	Burning Chrome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Burning Chrome (ISBN 0-06-053982-8) is a collection of short stories written by William Ford Gibson.
		Many of the ideas and themes explored in the short stories were later reused in Gibson's popular Sprawl Trilogy.
		Burning Chrome was published in 1986, and includes:
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Burning_Chrome (93 words)

	Review of William Gibson's Burning Chrome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Burning Chrome, William Gibson, Ace, 1986, 191 pp.
		Burning Chrome is a collection of short fiction by William Gibson.
		Apart from "Johnny Mnemonic," "Burning Chrome" is the one story in this collection that is most emblematic of Gibson's world and concerns.
	www.challengingdestiny.com /reviews/burningchrome.htm (1025 words)

	Burning Chrome - Burning Questions
		Burning Chrome’s set is best described as a mix of Classic Rock, with covers originating from the 60’s through to the 90’s.
		Burning Chrome play no original material at present, but their interpretation of the songs covered always aims to enhance and energise, producing a unique and exciting sound.
		Burning Chrome is based in the Taunton area in the county of Somerset, in the southwest of England, UK.
	www.quantumenterprises.co.uk /burning_chrome/bquest.htm (484 words)

	CD Baby: AFTERSHOK: Burning Chrome
		BURNING CHROME features everything you might expect to hear from an old school band that refuses to change it's style or sound to sell additional copies of their CD.
		With Burning Chrome you get nothing fancy, riffs aplenty, a few acoustic intros, all courtesy of guitarist George Mihalovich, class of which is 'When Comes The Rain'.
		Burning Chrome is a very consistent album that is very easy to listen to repeatedly.
	cdbaby.com /cd/aftershok (1995 words)

	Amazon.ca: Burning Chrome: Books: William Gibson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		When "Burning Chrome," the title story in William Gibson's first short story collection, appeared, it grabbed readers by the collar and shook them up a bit.
		Still, "Burning Chrome," with its tale of vengeance and high-stakes theft, remains the centerpiece of this collection.
		Burning Chrome is a book with ten such impacts.
	www.amazon.ca /Burning-Chrome-William-Gibson/dp/0060539828 (2536 words)

	William Gibson, Burning Chrome
		Originally published in 1986, Burning Chrome contains ten short stories authored (or co-authored) by William Gibson in the late 1970s and early 1980s, augmented by a new introduction by Gibson himself.
		It would be impossible to finish a review of this collection without mentioning the bookend stories, "Johnny Mnemonic" and "Burning Chrome." The movie which shares its name with the first story draws very heavily on the latter as well.
		"Burning Chrome" is less action, more emotion, exploring the results of human lives destroyed or damaged in the vicarious quests for emotional thrills or physical perfection.
	www.greenmanreview.com /book/book_gibson_burningchrome.html (726 words)

	William Gibson: Burning Chrome
		It was huge, all chrome and neon, and the owner was very proud of it; he had helped hijack the truck himself.
		No light burned in that room, but the city's dim neon aura filtered in through venetian blinds and al- lowed him to see the faces of the dozen or more people who sat perched on the bed and the couch and the arm- chairs and the stools in the kitchenette.
		At first he thought that their eyes were open, but then he realized that the dull pupils were sealed beneath nictitating mem- branes, third eyelids that reflected the faint shades of neon from the window.
	project.cyberpunk.ru /lib/burning_chrome (23095 words)

	Amazon.de: Burning Chrome: English Books: William Gibson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		"Burning Chrome" is a story about two cowboys, one of them Bobby Quine who later became Case's mentor, who pulled off the ultimate theft from an underworld queen.
		From the man who wrote the classic cyberpunk novel, Burning Chrome is a collection of early Williami Gibson short stories, each one breaking new ground in the science fiction world.
		The blurb on the back of the book had quotes saying "father of the term cyberspace" and "truly original" and "new classic that has revitalized the genre" etc. The funny thing is that all that stuff was true, but I still didn't like the book.
	www.amazon.de /Burning-Chrome-William-Gibson/dp/0441089348 (1552 words)

	Burning Chrome
		Trying to remind myself that this place and the gulfs beyond are only representations, that we aren't in Chrome's computer, but interfaced with it, while the matrix simulator in Bobby's loft generates this illusion...
		She knew somebody was having a look-see, but she couldn't trace it." If Chrome had traced the pass Bobby had made at her ice, we were good as dead.
		I tried telling myself that it was good idea to burn the House of Blue lights because the place was a creep joint, but I couldn't buy it.
	web.bentley.edu /empl/c/rcrooks/courses/350s96/gibson.html (6704 words)

	26746. Chrome Burning [Wisconsin]
		The burning moves around and is in a different place on each bar.
		You mentioned that the burning moves around to different places on the rack, well it sounds to me that it is not a true burning but a so called "false burning" that is also called "white wash".
		If the burning is not at the high current density end of the parts, it is not a true burning.
	www.finishing.com /267/46.shtml (329 words)

	2000 Chrome Suzuki Hayabusa - Custom Bikes - Super Streetbike Magazine
		The rear shock was junked in favor of a chrome strut, and the front end was dropped to match by raising the fork in the triple clamps.
		The chromed swinger was just the beginning of the eye candy; the frame received the same treatment, and every last bracket, hanger and bolt-on has been chromed within an inch of its life.
		In order for the plastic bodywork to withstand the chroming process, these panels were first coated in copper.
	www.superstreetbike.com /custombikes/030_0312_chrome_suzuki_hayabusa (569 words)

	MAINSTAGE 1999 - William Gibson's BURNING CHROME (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		BURNING CHROME, the William Gibson short story of love in the near future, opened at the Sacred Fools Theater.
		The technically flashy "Burning Chrome" at Sacred Fools gives a futuristic spin to hard-boiled noir, with mixed results.
		Chrome's cash is hidden deep in the Matrix, a glorified Internet where world commerce, legal and non, is conducted.
	www.sacredfools.org /Mainstage/99/BurningChrome (1172 words)

	Burning Chrome Study Guide by William Gibson: Social Concerns
		Burning Chrome is a collection of William Gibson's science-fiction short stories.
		He wrote this collection in the 1980s as the computer revolution was becoming part of popular culture, and most of the stories deal with man's relationship to technology.
		The word comes from cybernetics, which is the study of the relationship between human control systems, such as the brain and nervous system, and complex.....
	www.bookrags.com /shortguide-burning-chrome/socialconcerns.html (159 words)

	Firelily Designs - Tutorials - Chrome 2 (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab-4.cs.princeton.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		We'll start with the image created in the first chroming lesson.
		Make the "text" layer visible, then move the merged text layer so that it is between the text layer and the background.
		There's yet another chroming lesson; in that one, we'll start from the same place we started this page, and do the lettering for the tutorial page headers.
	www.firelily.com.cob-web.org:8888 /photoshop/chrome2.html (541 words)

	Amazon.com: Burning Chrome: Books: William Gibson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The only constant is the fact that when he describes a scene, he places so much detail into it that you can all but see it through the eyes of his characters.
		The closer, Burning Chrome, is early Gibson at his finest.
		One reads Burning Chrome as a collection, not to read about characters, but rather to experience parts of their world, and in the end, get glimpses of the visionary that was an early William Gibson.
	www.amazon.com /Burning-Chrome-William-Gibson/dp/0441089348 (1715 words)

	William Gibson: Burning Chrome. A book review by jpoc.
		The opening shot in the book, "Johnny Mnemonic" is one of those rare tales that burns its way into your head.
		From the anonymous barfly world of "The Belonging Kind", up into the dying orbit of an old Russian space station in "Red Star, Winter Orbit" and back to the seedy hacker world of "Burning Chrome" Gibson delivers a set of tales for which the phrase "assault on the senses" is no exaggeration.
		The book is a fine introduction to both Gibson and the cyber-punk genre and it is a book that every SF fan should own and re-read regularly.
	www.jpoc.net /books/sf/g/00/gibson-william/burningchrome.html (863 words)

	Review of BURNING CHROME by William Gibson
		Review of BURNING CHROME by William Gibson (see his website)
		Burning Chrome is a collection of ten short stories by cyber-punk innovator William Gibson, three of which are collaborations with other authors.
		His stories tend to deal with the grittier side of human nature, and are not always comfortable to read, but they make you think.
	www.booksforabuck.com /sfpages/sf_04/burning_chrome.html (347 words)

	Burning Chrome
		As critically important as William Gibson's novels are to the literature of cyberpunk (and beyond), "Burning Chrome," the definitive collection of Gibson's early short fiction, remains the best way to go to get the concentrated essence of his prose.
		Gibson's intensely detailed renderings of cyberspace, where distinctions between in-screened worlds and real time-space worlds are blurred and where human/machine hybrid life forms abound, display an uncannily original and affecting style.
		Towers and fields ranged in the colorless non-space of the simulation matrix, the electronic consensus-hallucination that facilitates the handling and exchange of massive quantities of data.
	www.streettech.com /bcp/BCPgraf/Media/burningchrome.htm (279 words)

	Chrome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chrome plating, where the element chromium is fixed to a surface
		User interface chrome, the borders and widgets that frame the content part of a "window"
		Chrome Mozilla is the user interface window for Mozilla Application
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chrome (158 words)

	Black Ice Software Inc. - Newsletter Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Burning Chrome is designed to create application scripts that can be used to manage various operations.
		Burning Chrome is used to build applets to perform system functions and solve specific problems.
		The types of applets built using Burning Chrome are limited only by your imagination.
	www.blackice.com /newsletters/NEWS0301.htm (461 words)

	William Gibson aleph - Burning Chrome (1986)
		Chrome was a streetwise hi-tech whore who cooked up her own custom variation cancers for customers who annoyed her - until someone got annoyed with her...
		'Burning Chrome' is a collection of excellent short stories that Gibson wrote before his debut novel 'Neuromancer'.
		Some of these stories take place in the same world as 'Neuromancer' and the other Sprawl novels.
	www.antonraubenweiss.com /gibson/07burning.html (72 words)

	Burning Chrome by William Gibson - Live at The Next Theatre
		Burning Chrome by William Gibson - Live at The Next Theatre
		Sponsors of the play "Burning Chrome" who help make this all possible:
		Please respect this or we will be forced to hunt you down like the dawg that you are.
	burningcity.com /live_chrome.html (116 words)

	Hackers (short stories) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The rest of the story unfolds with Bobby deciding to break into the system of a notorious hacker called Chrome, who handles money transfers for organized crime, and Automatic Jack reluctantly agreeing to help him.
		One line from this story — "...the street finds its own uses for things" — has become a widely-quoted aphorism for describing the sometimes unexpected uses to which users can put technologies (for example, hip-hop DJs' reinvention of the turntable, which changed it from a medium of reproduction into one of production).
		This story and "Dogfight" were also published in a collection of William Gibson short stories, also titled Burning Chrome.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hackers_(short_stories) (1641 words)

	Various Artists - You've Been Duplicated - Burning Chrome to Disc in the Cyberage
		You've Been Duplicated is a tribute of the music of Chrome.
		Not my first association with Chrome, but not a bad result at all, considering it moves close to Hawkwind's better material.
		Having said that: all bands give an interesting and rather original view on the compositions, resulting in an album that sounds good, easily good enough to stand up as a whole that I enjoyed far more than I seem to remember enjoying the original.
	www.cs.uu.nl /people/jur/reviews/youvebeenduplicated-burningchrometodiscinthecyberage.html (629 words)

	Burning Chrome
		“The Thirties dreamed white marble and slip-stream chrome, immortal crystal and burnished bronze, but the rockets on the covers of the Gernsback pulps had fallen on London in the dead of night, screaming.
		After the war, everyone had a car—no wings for it—and the promised superhighway to drive it down, so that the sky itself darkened, and the fumes ate the marble and pitted the miracle crystal”
		Burning Chrome gives you a good impression of Gibson’s vision of cyberspace.
	www.fortunecity.com /tattooine/gibson/188/books/burning_chrome.html (800 words)

	Burning Chrome Live - Clive Barker interviews William Gibson - Part One
		Burning Chrome Live - Clive Barker interviews William Gibson - Part One
		The obvious question, firstly, is how did these guys approach you with the idea of doing Burning Chrome on stage?
		and Charlie brought the possibility of Burning Chrome on stage in Chicago to my attention, and because it was Charlie doing the bringing (Clive laughs) I entertained it a little more seriously than I would a small theater group in Melbourne.
	burningcity.com /CB_WG_P1.html (1460 words)

	Demonoid.com - BBC - William Gibson - Burning Chrome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Demonoid.com - BBC - William Gibson - Burning Chrome
		Details for BBC - William Gibson - Burning Chrome
		Burning Chrome BBC Radio 7 radioplay in 2 parts, both 32kbps, 22kHz, stereo mp3 files.
	www.demonoid.com /files/details/365197 (236 words)

	Burning ChromeLatest Backpacking News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		William Gibson is best known as the author of Neuromancer -- his first novel, which caused him to be hailed in The Sunday Times as "the information age's resident populist prophet".
		Gibson gives his best in the hard work of recalling, fixing and arranging moments in short, moving and touchy stories.
		Great stories like "Burning Chrome", "Fragments of a hologram rose", "Jhonny Mnemonic" or "New Rose Hotel" show the hints of the world he unrolls in his novels, but maybe the most wonderful thing is seeing him at work on completly different styles than usual, like in the astinishing "Hinterand".
	www.travelingo.org /books/0006480438 (724 words)

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