Digital Dreams

You can't escape from computers. Staring-eyed hacker, programmer, executive, secretary, scientist or student - casual user or techno-freak, you use them... ...or they use you. Even if you've done no more than buy a bar-coded tin of baked beans or queued in the rain at a cashpoint. Your life is on their files. Soon you'll be having Digital Dreams. Comprising: Bronze Casket for a Mummified Shrew-Mouse by Garry Kilworth Digital Cats Come Out Tonight by Ben Jeapes What Happened at Cambridge IV by David Langford The World of the Silver Writer by Anne Gay Forgotten Milestones in Computing No. 7: The Quenderghast Bullian Algebraic Calculator by Alex Stewart # ifdefDEBUG + "world/enough" + "time" by Terry Pratchett The Great Brain Legend by Josephine Saxton The Reconstruction of Mingus by Phil Manchester Twister of Words by Michael Fearn The Mechanical Art by Andy Sawyer Last Came Assimilation by Storm Constantine Virus by Neil Gaiman Measured Perspective by Keith Roberts Where He Went by Paul Kincaid The Coleridge Bombers by Paul Beardsley Dependant by David V. Barrett Nad and Dad adn Quaffy by Diana Wynne Jones The Machine It Was That Cried by John Grant The Lord of the Files by Ray Girvan and Steve Jones Speaking in Tongues by Ian McDonald View Less