New Year’s Eve

New Year’s Eve
Science Fiction
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By: Douglas Smith

Aurora Award Finalist
      
The year is 1999. The world awaits a new millennium with a mixture of anticipation and dread. The fear stems from the much-hyped Y2K computer problem, the so-called millennium bug, which could cause uncorrected programs to fail all over the world.
      
PCWare is the world’s largest software company. John Dunne is team leader for the company’s newest operating system, the first with a virtual reality user interface, complete with virtual human agents. But on Millennium Eve, John has problems. A Y2K bug has been discovered in the software…and John’s virtual girlfriend has become far too real.
      
Note: includes an afterword by the author and excerpts from many of his other stories

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One Review to “New Year’s Eve”

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    BiblioCrunch November 18, 2011 at 12:08 pm #

    “The story deals with the Y2k bug, and although that might seem dated now, the story is not, since its ideas continue to be relevant today.” —Bibliopolis

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