RaveThe New RepublicAn entertaining, provocative, first-person reported book about the subcultures surrounding a recreational activity ... A book concerned with how people express their political frustration ... Does not attempt to define stability, health, or safety. Rather the book is about striving for all those states of being in a tumultuous, difficult, and violent period.
Lauren Oyler
PositiveThe NationIf you are a person who spends an inordinate amount of time reading articles you found through X (né Twitter), you will likely be familiar with many, if not all, of Oyler’s reference points ... One begins to wonder if the Internet might not necessarily be such a bad thing ... Turned out to be something not so negative after all.
