🔗 linkblog: M.T. Anderson’s 'Feed' Remains Frustratingly Prescient | WIRED'

M.T. Anderson’s 'Feed' Remains Frustratingly Prescient | WIRED

date linked: 26 August 2022

source: link to article, from wired.com

I read Feed in high school and found it interesting, but when I read it again in 2019, it was amazing. This review gets at why the book is so good—and important. Maybe it’s time for me to visit it again.

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