In this multi-award winning novel, M.T Anderson envisions a
future society in which people’s brains are hardwired into the television and
the internet, with a continuous flow of information directly into their heads. Feed tells the story of teens, Titus
(the narrator) who never questions the world around him, and Violet who has
been home schooled and cares about more than shopping malls, parties and
unrelenting entertainment. When they meet she is determined to fight the feed
and its ability to categorise people’s thoughts and desires, while he is just
having a fun vacation to the moon with his school friends. Against his friend’s
objections, their relationship grows.
Anderson has built a wonderfully
realistic and disturbing world heavy on science-fiction; it is a compelling and
disturbing look at the future.Feed
would be a good novel toaccess via
audio book as the feed portions are done by a cast and it sounds real with
advertisements, random chat from people, shows and internet research all being
dumped straight into your brain, with Anderson’s own brand of slang.
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