Stories by A. K. Dewdney

The game Life acquires some successors in three dimensions

A program called MICE nibbles its way to victory at the first Core War tournament

Of fractal mountains, graftal plants and other computer graphics at Pixar

Star Trek emerges tram the underground to a place in the home-computer arcade

The compleat computer caricaturist and a whimsical tour of face space

Wallpaper for the mind: computer images that are almost, but not quite, repetitive

Digital prestidigitation: the fine art of magic and illusion by computer

A sublime flight of fancy over a deserted data base

Branching phylogenies of the Paleozoic and the fortunes of English family names

A program for rotating hypercubes induces four-dimensional dementia

How a pair of dull-witted programs can look like geniuses on I.Q. tests

The king (a chess program) is dead, long live the king (a chess machine)

How close encounters with star clusters are achieved with a computer telescope

The search for an invisible ruler that will help radio astronomers to measure the earth

Exploring the field of genetic algorithms in a primordial computer sea full of flibs

Bill's baffling burrs, Coffin's cornucopia, Engel's enigma

At Bell Labs work is play and terminal diseases are benign

A computer microscope zooms in for a look at the most complex object in mathematics

A circuitous odyssey from Robotropolis to the electronic gates of Silicon Valley

Analog gadgets that solve a diversity of problems and raise an array of questions

Building computers in one dimension sheds light on irreducibly complicated phenomena

Five easy pieces for a do loop and random-number generator

A Core War bestiary of viruses, worms and other threats to computer memories

An expert system outperforms mere mortals as it conquers the feared Dungeons of Doom