Internet Apocalypse Trilogy: Notes from the Internet Apocalypse Lib/E (Audiobook)

from CarleyShea

I put this book down so many times, for extended periods (i.e. weeks and month), which for me, is indicative of my (negative) feelings toward a book. Notes from the Internet Apocalypse centers around a main character, with the same name as the author, in a world where the internet has gone offlin...

from

This book started strong but got progressively harder to enjoy. I appreciated the ending (no spoilers) but it was far too short in comparison to the length of the rest of the book. There are valuable ideas to be pulled from this book but it felt far too self-important to genuinely like and connec...

from mimo

The Matrix meets Steppenwolf meets Cory Doctorow. Not entirely bad use of language but has nonsensical gaps in the plot and cop out resolution. Easy read, full of pop-culture references, if you like that sort of thing. But in the end I felt like if I was going to spend time with a book this one s...

from Pabkins

Notes from the Internet Apocalypse is completely unlike the usual books I read, which are mostly Fantasy and Science Fiction. I decided to give it a try because I really am an internet nut. I spend a considerable amount online socializing with internet friends and working on a book blog.So that i...

from muddyboy

What would happen if some sunny day the entire internet system collapsed? Would people be able to cope with not being "connected"? That is the premise of this very creative book by Wayne Gladstone. The protagonist takes it upon himself to find the culprit that caused the internet to crash and he ...