The most valuable book in my collection is a copy of Neuromancer published in 1986 by Phantasia Press. Only 375 numbered copies were signed by the author, bound with gold endpapers, in a white cloth slipcase. It’s tough to find but there are two copies on Abebooks right now, one for $6,500, the other for $8,000. The enduring cultural impact of Neuromancer is a story worth telling. William Gibson’s SF classic will bubble into public consciousness again when Apple TV releases a Neuromancer miniseries late next year - the first film adaptation after decades of abandoned development projects....