Transtition
By Andrew D. Wright
I had linked to a blank site, something so rare
as to be the stuff of legend. The chances of producing a
valid code for an unknown site were so small as to be
beneath notice. Ironically, Logos had been such an accidental
discovery. A drunken student had been returning from her
boyfriend's house and had ended up stranded for a week in one
of those giant climate controlled warehouses that had sat
empty for a million years. There were thousands of them
dotting the landscape like the dimples on a golfball. I
envied her. At least she had had water. I could feel myself
dehydrating with every breath.