Infinite Detail

A book about what happens when the Internet goes away, yes, but there’s something much more than that: the exploration of humanity as content between advertising, the questions about what happens next post-revolution, the overlapping mysticism and open-source pragmatism, the breathing, beating characters, the class politics woven throughout. I loved every glowing, gripping word.

at the moment I can't read 'dystopian'/too-close-to-reality sci-fi, because.... am tired. only exception is when Maughan is writing, because of the underlying politics which strikes just perfectly.