As computer books go, most are dull, boring and very tedious. This one is delightfully different. It is both funny and amusing, as well as informative and enlightening. I even enjoyed reading the bios of each contributor, One article entitled "Sauron's Weird Glossary of Computer Terms" has some of the funniest definitions I have read in a long time. The article by Lary Crews was especially informative and interesting. Being a computer nerd myself, I readily identified with many of the humorous stories. A book to be read by everyone with a computer or an interest in one. -- Eclectic Book Reviews, May 1966
There's something quaint and captivating about this oddball collection.....a strange mix of technical essays, humor columns and offbeat fiction. Whatever your feelings on the current computer age, there's someone represented in this collection that shares your view....Hats off to the Ageless Press, which has pulled together an eclectic mix of authors.....has a certain charm that eludes many of the big market releases.....makes a fine birthday gift or stocking stuffer. -- Today, North Jersey Newspapers Company, September 7, 1994
Product Description
Eighteen authors take you on a journey through cyperspace with stories that will make you laugh, cry, be amazed and mystified. You will identify with most of these accounts which include humor, horror, fantasy, fact, joy, frustration and history. Even non-computer types will find something to which to relate. Not a how-to book. No instructions on computer use.
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