88
The dream of Artificial Intelligence is dead and the human mind is now the ultimate processing machine. Demand is high, but few are willing to sacrifice their lives to become computers. Black-market crèches, struggling to meet the ever-increasing demand, deal in the harvested brains of stolen children. But there is a digital snake in that fractally modelled garden; some brains make better computers than others.
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Michael R. Fletcher
Michael Fletcher is a the author of 88. His short fiction has appeared in Interzone, On Spec, Daily Science Fiction, Heroic Fantasy Quarterly, and Arcane. He lives in Canada.

