The Internet

by James D. Torr

First published 2005

It's 2005 and the internet is still a novelty. James, a curious programmer, gets his first taste of the online world. He's mesmerized by its limitless potential - instant communication, endless information, the thrill of connection. But as he dives deeper, he uncovers a darker underbelly of the internet, from data privacy breaches to the spread of misinformation. James must reconcile the internet's power to enlighten and its capacity to deceive. Will he find a way to harness its potential for good, or will the digital realm consume him?

Genres: computers, technology, 21st-century, internet

Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: coming-of-age, fish-out-of-water

Period: 2005

1 pages · Paperback · Greenhaven Press

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