Curfew

This book raised some interesting questions and did some semi-decent societal change worldbuilding. The prose was also very readable, which my poor tired brain rather appreciated.
Unfortunately, the story left something to be desired. Almost none of the narrators were likable which left me no one too root for. It also felt like every competing plot took long to pay off because too many stories were competing. In addition, I find it vaguely uncomfy /weird that a book so focused on gender completely ignores the queer community. How do gay dudes stay employed etc? Are they all just working from home since commuting is dangerous? Are transgender people just banned from transitioning? Also, are activities like plays and concerts just not a thing anymore? Usually those sort things aren't even halfway done at 7pm. If these were even remotely answered in the book, it was too subtle for me to notice.