Can somebody please mention/list some significant similarities between Baudrillard's "The Perfect Crime" and Gibson's novel? I would appreciate it greatly!!!!

Thank u

Why not read both and then do it yourself, you lazy cuss!

Oh, and "u" isn't a word.

Wow...
A guy cordially asks for some help and, in return, gets called out and scolded for requesting help???

Oh, and England isn't a world power anymore so get off your high horse CUSS!

Sorry mate, I was in a rather bad mood when I posted that. It was supposed to be a little friendly ribbing, obviously it didn't come across as that.

I'm not sure what England's status as a world power has got to do with anything though...

From time to time we get requests to do people's homework for them. Sometimes we get around to it, but usually after the deadline for said homework. This is just a friendly warning if you were expecting a rapid resolution.

In this case, I'm afraid I won't be any help at all, because, although I'm OK with Mr. Gibson's book, I know basically nothing about Baudrillard's.

And also you need to be at least a little bit charming and tell us a story that might inspire some speculative chat.
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