A solid read and I giggled a lot. Basically a sequence of short stories about rejects whose stories briefly intertwine with each other.
The stories ring familiar without feeling true. I can’t tell if it’s because this humanity living across screens and its images is so different tha...
After opening with three contained stories of a, emphasis on the singular, person, a thought process, a perspective, three stories of refracted and...
[spring] the author has a very keen eye for the internet-induced social malaise and warped behavior of upper-middle class millennials/gen z of this...
2 stars The book starts off strong and with promise. The first few stories are compelling and difficult to read, in a good way.
i'm not sure books about the internet are going to have much staying power even if annotated for gen β illiterates in 2040, but i enjoyed this one ...
