from the NY Times review, a quote from Jonathan Swift: "Satire is a sort of glass wherein beholders do generally discover everybody’s face but their own.”
The opening section -- and its paired section very close to the end-- are in Trump's voice, first-person, and the first section led me to believe this was going to be an entirely different book. The lengthy middle of the book is a less interesting story of "researching the end of the internet" after civilization has largely been destroyed by nuclear weapons, after the internet has mysteriously gone down for four days, wrecking the global market and triggering the ensuing maelstrom. Well, Trump actually presses the button.
Enjoyable but strange. The Trump sections - particularly the first - were stunning. I'm impressed overall with Doten's work.
...Trump is a symptom of the internet, of American sickness on the internet, he's an internet creation, this avatar of white regressive blowhard resentment...
Cucktard, ashtray fags. Those words, that time.
They say that every film is a documentary of the actors in it, and the actors all bad, in every movie, they have always been bad...
Talk not with scorn of Authors- it was the chattering of the Geese that saved the Capitol. Coleridge
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