9 sci-fi authors went to Microsoft’s research labs and wrote a book
Nov17
What happens when you invite a group of sci-fi writers into a research lab? They write a book of short stories, of course. And that’s exactly what happened when Microsoft opened the doors of its research labs to 9 of the world’s most prominent and award-winning science fiction writers this year. ‘Future Visions: Original Science Fiction Stories Inspired by Microsoft‘ is available to download now for free for Kindle, iBooks, Kobo and other popular e-reading platforms. Its stories cover everything from quantum computing to the quantified self and are the result of writers like Elizabeth Beat, David Brin and Nancy Kress…
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