(2022, PM Press) – Gunn's most recent collection containing a wide range of her short fiction.

A rebellious girl who hints at a darker reality, mentioning the "Asia Center"—a place where children are supposedly sent "to sleep" if they do not meet the system's requirements.

"Computer Friendly" is frequently studied in academic contexts for its exploration of:

(2004, Tachyon Publications) – Gunn's first major collection.

The story defines the "posthuman" by showing the literal integration of biological consciousness into digital infrastructure.

As Elizabeth explores the testing center's computer network, she discovers that the system is far more than a simple proctor. She encounters "uploaded personalities," including her own dog, whose brain was requisitioned to serve as a data traffic controller. To navigate this digital labyrinth, she seeks the help of an ancient program named "Norton". Key Themes and Analysis

While the "22" in your search may refer to Gunn's 22-year tenure on the board of , the story itself is widely available in several major anthologies: