'I do struggle with 'Am I safe on the internet,?' and also 'Do I have any choice but go on the internet,' just as everybody else does.'
follows a ground of young progressives who are determined to turn the tables on power through the use of telepathy. Such an alternative strategy involves cracking internet passcodes via psychic readings supplied by the group’s most sensitive intuitionists. While the machinations of resistance and control form the plot, the real theme ofis loyalty: Who do you protect? And how much of yourself will you give to ensure their safety? As withsting: “….
I do wonder, now, will this last? Will this also crash and burn, or have the walls finally tumbled down? In one way, it feels like a better environment to be publishing. But it also feels like a worse environment because the culture is just so intoxicated with the politics of rage that a lot of people don’t seem to have the bandwidth to step away and read about an imaginary world for a few days.
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