Blue Screen

A burned out software developer becomes careless after working far too many hours. He finds himself disembodied and with partial amnesia after a bug in his code crashes his system. As he searches for a way back, he discovers that he can merge with the minds of the women he encounters in the corridors. Only one of them can help him debug his program and save him from the Blue Screen of Death. But there are so many fascinating women. Just what is the iPath and why should we fear it?.

©Copyright 1996-2010 by Cary Enoch Reinstein. All Rights Reserved. This story may NOT be reproduced in any media without the author's explicit written permission.

DISCLAIMER: This is a work of satirical fiction. All characters in this story are fictitious. Any resemblance to anybody real or living or deceased is purely coincidental and unintentional ... yadda yadda ... This story is for your entertainment only. Nothing here even remotely suggests that any former employer of mine (03/87 - 02/98) or any of their fiercest competetitors may or may not hold any of the opinions expressed here. However, if they ever asked me, incredibly unlikely though that event would be, I'd be happy to tell them what to do. Well, that "just works" for me.

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