

One of the smartest, sharpest books I've ever read. I can't say I enjoyed it, but it's not meant to be. It's a vicious satire of corporate DEI discourse and the edutech industry. Its protagonist, Osman, is a self-loathing failed academic working for an edutech company bent on evsicerating in-person higher ed. The antagonist is a white woman who disguises her self-interest as progressive politics. Incredibly well done, appropriately depressing.