RaveAutostraddleSexy madcap ... It veers from horny to humorous to macabre in zigs and zags. It’s a hot a sticky trap that’s instantly immersive, like a bee’s honey. Beagin’s prose titillates throughout, and movement between Greta’s transcripts and close-third narration from Greta’s point of view gives the story an interesting shape, asking us to view characters from afar and then smashing us close ... The novel isn’t dismissive or flip about trauma itself but rather is sharply critical of social media’s breeding of trauma discourse ... Very funny ... Subtle and over the top.
