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Wired Magazine June 1995 Vol 3 #6: An Iconic Vintage Issue Featuring William Gibson
Step into the world of science fiction and technology with this rare and collectible issue of Wired Magazine from June 1995, Volume 3, Issue 6. This vintage magazine spotlights the visionary author William Gibson, who discusses his groundbreaking work on the film Johnny Mnemonic. It captures a pivotal moment in the culture of the 1990s, blending the realms of literature and digital storytelling.
This particular issue not only delves into Gibson's imaginative world but also offers insights into the early intersections of technology and entertainment. As one of the definitive voices of the cyberpunk genre, Gibson's thoughts in this magazine remain relevant today, making it a significant piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
As a vintage magazine, this issue holds historical value, reflecting the excitement and tensions of the digital revolution in the 90s. It serves as a time capsule, showcasing how our society began to grapple with the implications of rapid technological advancement.
Condition: This edition is in good vintage condition with some minor wear on the edges, indicative of its age. A few creases are present on the front cover; however, these imperfections do not detract from the magazine's overall appeal. It comes safeguarded in a protective plastic covering, ready for display or addition to your collection.
Key features of this vintage magazine include:
- Newsstand edition with no label.
- Includes plastic protective covering for preservation.
- Contains minor wear and creases, reflective of its era.
Don't miss out on this collectible piece of history. Wired Magazine June 1995 Vol 3 #6 not only represents the evolution of media in a digital age but also stands as a tribute to a visionary author. Perfect for anyone interested in vintage magazines or the early tech era.
