"The novel is a magical-realist office drama infused with millennial anomie, and McGhee’s canny, often bittersweetly hilarious prose reads as if George Saunders infiltrated the Severance writers’ room." —Rafael Frumkin, Washington Post "This laugh-out-loud debut is a wildly imaginative, tender and piercing critique of the squeeze of capitalism." —Xochitl Gonzalez, Good Morning America "A scathing critique of capitalism that holds onto the humanity of its characters." —Laura Zornosa, TIME Jonathan Abernathy is a self-proclaimed loser. . . he’s behind on his debts, has no...
"The novel is a magical-realist office drama infused with millennial anomie, and McGhee’s canny, often bittersweetly hilarious prose reads as if Geo...
