Circuits of the Wind: A Legend of the Net Age (Volume 3)

Volume Three of CIRCUITS OF THE WIND—Michael Stutz's richly lyrical and poetic novel of "reality fiction"—concludes the story of Ray Valentine, who grows up in the computer underground of the 80s and 90s.

In Volume Three, Ray gets a data entry job with an outbound line just so he can live constantly, and secretly, on the net—and after he succeeds in business without really trying, he finds even more excitement—and success—as an online correspondent in the booming Web of the dot-com Nineties. He's living on the net, feeding off the very pulse of it, but it's still not what he's after—his entire life of wandering online seems to be a total waste. Or is it?