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Defying the tech giants: The Every, by Dave Eggers, reviewed

A young woman, intent on sabotage, works her way up through the world’s biggest tech company in Eggers’s sequel to his 2013 novel, The Circle

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  • The Every

    Dave Eggers

    Hamish Hamilton, pp. 577, £12

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