Feed
Narrated by David Aaron Baker
Written by M.T. Anderson
| In M.T. Anderson's dystopian novel "Feed", teenagers like Titus live in a world where the internet is literally wired directly into their brains, bombarding them with constant advertisements and corporate messaging. When Titus meets Violet, a girl who critically questions the omnipresent "feed", their relationship becomes a powerful exploration of resistance against a hyper-consumerist society that has traded genuine human connection for endless digital distraction. Set in a near-future America where environmental catastrophe looms, polluted landscapes breed physical lesions, and corporations control every aspect of human perception, this provocative story reveals how technology can strip away individual thought, leaving humanity trapped in a shallow, commodified existence. |
