'I am not asking you to agree with me. In fact I'd be happier if you didn't. I am afraid of
self-censorship in a place of supposed radicalism like a liberal arts school because I am
afraid that one day we will all be too afraid of being wrong.' We grew up on the internet or
the Internet as it was originally known - a proper noun a place to visit and explore before
we claimed it as everybody's turning it into a place where we pay bills shop fall in love
where kids get past parental controls to come of age. Honor Levy lends her experience to the
narrators of these propulsive provocative and pill-fuelled dispatches speaking to the
malleable reality we all inhabit where clicks codes unreliable words and memes shape
identities personas and reputations. In My First Book Honor Levy endeavors to contextualize
Gen-Z a generation of young people desperate to discern what matters in a world that paints
every event as a catastrophe. Irony is the salve of choice and Levy deploys it masterfully.
She paints the chasm in understanding between her parents' generation and the Zoomer reality
overloaded with niche signs and meanings.
