Rejection
Tony Tulathimutte
Short stories that stick like tar — and a final piece that's prescient enough to think about for years.
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One of the best four-star reads I've ever done.
This one will stick with you like tar. Dark and deep and an unsettling set of short stories that semi-weave together.
They all have their own depravity that is both insightful, illuminating, and deeply depressing — and they're all very well written, perfectly capturing contemporary modern life and the loneliness epidemic.
But that last one. Incredibly prescient and the one I'll likely be thinking about for a very long time.
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