Are there any good cyberpunk books? Preferably about a thieving

>>9988857
Cyberpunk books:
Neuromancer
Synners
Altered Carbon
Islands in the Net
Mirrorshades
Schismatrix
Snow Crash

This guy >>9988917 has it right, but especially Neuromancer. It was the inspiration for Shadowrun, down to literally being the source of 'Street Samurai'.

Are there cyberpunk books that don't feel like they were written for nerds?
I'm looking for something more grounded where not all words are replaced by fancy computer terms.
Something like the new Deus Ex games, near future, early transhumanism, not completely dystopian, where most people still live like we do.

>>9989153
>Something like the new Deus Ex games, near future, early transhumanism, not completely dystopian, where most people still live like we do.


Bruce Sterling's "Islands in the net" or "The Artificial kid"

-Burning Chrome (short story collection)
-Count Zero
-Mona Lisa Overdrive
-(literally fucking anything else by William Gibson aside from Neuromancer)
-The Shockwave Rider
-The Rifters Trilogy by Peter Watts

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Thanks.

not mentioned so far but also important:
Vurt by Jeff Noon
Eclipse by John Shirley
Mirrorshades anthology, ed. Bruce Sterling

>>9988857
Outlaw Star.