 | The System of the World by Neal Stephenson
Buy new: £6.99 / Used from: £5.20 Part three of the Baroque Cycle.
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 | The Confusion (Baroque Cycle 2) by Neal Stephenson
Buy new: £6.99 / Used from: £2.86 Part two of the Baroque Cycle.
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 | Quicksilver: The Baroque Cycle (Baroque Cycle 1) by Neal Stephenson
Buy new: £6.99 / Used from: £2.50 Part one of the Baroque Cycle.
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 | Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson
Buy new: £6.99 / Used from: £1.59 Stephenson's masterpiece is an epic that encompasses life, maths, secrets, gold and cryptography during World War II and the modern day.
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 | Cobweb by Neal Stephenson
Buy new: £5.99 / Used from: £1.69 Second book to be written under the pseudonym Stephen Bury.
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 | Interface by Neal Stephenson
Buy new: £7.69 / Used from: £1.53 Written under the pseudonym Stephen Bury. Now re-issued under his name and his uncle Frederick George. The tale of how to win the US Presidency through the creation of the perfect candidate.
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 | In the Beginning...Was the Command Line by Neal Stephenson
Buy new: £7.99 / Used from: £2.00 Thoughtful and witty essay on the evolution of the modern computer operating system from command line to GUI. A lot more interesting than it sounds and well worth reading.
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 | The Diamond Age: Or, a Young Lady's Illustrated Primer by Neal Stephenson
Buy new: £5.99 / Used from: £1.75 The Diamond Age is the story of the education of a girl amongst a clash of cultures in a world where nanotechnology is commonplace.
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 | Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
Buy new: £5.99 / Used from: £2.97 The cyberpunk novel that made his name. This is a fast paced thriller about a pizza deliverator and hacker named Hiro protagonist and a plan to enslave the minds of mankind via a computer virus.
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 | Zodiac: The Eco-Thriller by Neal Stephenson
Buy used from: £7.93 Set in Boston this environmental thriller centres on the exploits of the oddly monikered Sangamon Taylor chemist and professional pain in the ass.
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 | The Big U by Neal Stephenson
Buy new: £8.21 / Used from: £2.00 Stephenson's first novel and certainly the weakest but still containing the essence that would blossom in his later work.
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