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Sarah Huff needed a gun.

Point B by Drew Magary

November 28, 2020 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

It’s 2030 and humans, through specially developed phones, can instantly teleport anywhere in the world. Our story begins with someone using this technology to real world cyberbully (by specifically teleporting into their house and bullying them) someone into suicide through a terror campaign. We jump from there a few years later as the victim of this abuse’s sister is beginning school at an elite prep school. She instantly falls in love with her new roommate, who it turns out is the daughter of the CEO […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: drew magary, point b

vel veeter's CBR12 Review No:623 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: drew magary, point b ·
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All you’re getting from me this year is a half Cannonball, so it may as well be for a Magary book.

Point B by Drew Magary

November 14, 2020 by scootsa1000 1 Comment

I really want to review this book but have struggled to write anything lately. I’m such a fan of Drew and want to throw my support his way, but I just can’t make the words come out. I’m clearly not going to reach my cannonball goal this year for the first time ever. New goal: Half Cannonball! I’ve been a big fan of Drew’s for a while. I loved The Hike, I liked The Postmortal, his annual Willams Sonoma takedown is always good for a […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction Tagged With: cbr12, drew magary, point b, Scootsa1000, the hike, the postmortal

scootsa1000's CBR12 Review No:26 · Genres: Fiction, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction · Tags: cbr12, drew magary, point b, Scootsa1000, the hike, the postmortal ·
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