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William Gibson's Count Zero is available as an audiobook through various digital platforms. The story follows three converging narratives within the Sprawl universe and can be read as a standalone despite being a sequel.

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2. Product & Production Information

| Element | Details | | :--- | :--- | | Title | Count Zero | | Author | William Gibson | | Narrator(s) | Varies by edition:
• Jonathan Davis (current Penguin Random House / Audible edition, c. 2011–present)
• Robertson Dean (older Blackstone Audio / Recorded Books edition)
• Adam Sims (UK/Isis Audio edition, less common in US) | | Length | Approx. 9 hours 45 minutes (varies slightly by narrator) | | Publisher | Penguin Random House Audio / Audible Studios (modern standard edition) | | Source Material | 1986 Ace Science Fiction (US) / Gollancz (UK) | William Gibson's Count Zero is available as an

You can purchase or stream the audiobook from platforms like Apple Books Google Play , or borrow it through Audible (Amazon): This is the easiest method

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The Setting: The book is set seven years after the events of Neuromancer. The matrix (cyberspace) has changed—it is no longer a sterile data construct but a place inhabited by voodoo deities (loa), which are actually fractured artificial intelligences.

• Audible (Amazon): This is the easiest method. Search for "William Gibson Count Zero audiobook." You will almost certainly find the Jonathan Davis narration. Audible often offers a discount if you already own the Kindle edition, and new users can usually get it as part of a free trial.
• Libro.fm: If you want to support local bookstores, Libro.fm carries the same Penguin Audio version. Your purchase directly benefits an indie shop of your choice.
• Libraries (Hoopla & Libby/OverDrive): Because Count Zero is a classic, most public library digital systems carry it. The waitlist can be long, but it is free. Hoopla often has no waitlist at all.
• Physical CD: For collectors, eBay or secondhand bookstores occasionally stock the Blackstone Audio CD set. This is a rare find, but Robertson Dean’s version is worth hunting for if you are an audiophile.