I Hate the Internet
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Mercifully short “bad” novel that examines the Bay Area's changing culture in the meta-manner of a Stewart Lee monologue. Amusingly familiar for anyone who lived in San Francisco between the late-nineties and today, but probably best for those who have left. Not sure the author deserves to be so cynical about a city he only lived in for only four years.
This was a fun book, full of dark sarcasm about the digital world but I am sure I didn???t understand half the jokes. It???s full of San Francisco references.
