Books I Read in 2024: Eventually Everything Connects

I adored this book. It’s such an exciting mix of genres, prose and images, the political and the personal. I can’t recall having read a book quite like this. She fearlessly ranges from her sexual experiences to her politically ideologies and relentlessly sticks to the truth that any and all binary positions are false. I would hope some young adults get to read this book, as it serves as a timely, relevant guidepost for those figuring it out.

Books I Read in 2024: Victory Parade, I Hate Men, My Friend Dahmer, The Crying of Lot 49, Machines in the Head, Big Magic, The Valley, End of Active Service, An Honest Woman, The Money Shot, Atomic Habits, Finding Your Own North Star, Crazy Cock, Sigrid Rides, Your Money Or Your Life, The Big Sleep, Eventually Everything Connects

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What She Said

"What is left to the viewer is the cerebral pleasure of not knowing, of watching the multiple layers of meaning unfold. This is a highly disembodied experience marked by unreliability of the senses and fragmentation of narrative. It is significant insofar as it exemplifies exactly the ultimate tension between embodiment and disembodiment that marks our relationship with the digital world. The enormous potential of new media art forms to engage multiple sensory channels creates unprecedented experience of embodiment; yet it is almost inevitably undermined by the fragmentation and alienation conditioned by digital spaces."

[Natalia Andrievskikh]