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None of This Is Serious
None of This Is Serious | Catherine Prasifka
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'Extraordinary' Naoise Dolan 'Seriously good' Louise Nealon PICKED AS 'ONE TO WATCH' FOR 2022 BY IRISH TIMES, STYLIST AND IRISH INDEPENDENT Dublin student life is ending for Sophie and her friends. They’ve got everything figured out, and Sophie feels left behind as they all start to go their separate ways. She’s overshadowed by her best friend Grace. She’s been in love with Finn for as long as she’s known him. And she’s about to meet Rory, who's suddenly available to her online. At a party, what was already unstable completely falls apart and Sophie finds herself obsessively scrolling social media, waiting for something (anything) to happen. None of This Is Serious is about the uncertainty and absurdity of being alive today. It’s about balancing the real world with the online, and the vulnerabilities in yourself, your relationships, your body. At its heart, this is a novel about the friendships strong enough to withstand anything.
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emmaturi
None of This Is Serious | Catherine Prasifka
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Set in Dublin, Sophie and her friends are finishing Uni and she hasn't got a path forward. It shows how sometimes our life is ruled by social media and can be hard to stop going online all the time. Again I thought it was OK.

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None of This Is Serious | Catherine Prasifka
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“My phone is a living creature in my hand, my notifications its heartbeat... scrolling helps me to shut out my gnawing thoughts. It keeps alive the possibility that there might be an answer on the next thread.“ Sophie is struggling to find her place post-college, as her friends and sibling seem to get on with new lives. An interesting, and sometimes raw, look at contemporary challenges for young Irish women.