Will Self

Don’t buy The Glass Cage at the airport if you want a restful flight, warns Will Self

Will Self,  reviewing Nicholas Carr’s The Glass Cage, predicts the inexorable rise of the computer in a defiantly soulless society

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  • The Glass Cage: Where Automation is Taking Us

    Nicholas Carr

    The Bodley Head, pp. 276

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