When the world goes out of control

I’m still biting my summer reading team here, and this week he finally arrived at Alex Foster’s Circular movementthat came out in May. And, Wow, I wasn’t ready for the emotional trip he assumed. It is established in the near future: people ride one and that becomes viral on social networks remains something that strives, where the CWC of Megacompany has created an extreme form of high -speed trips that allows people to cross the world in a short time. But, it is soon clear that there is a consequence for this. The Earth is turning faster and faster … and faster, and the protesters blame CWC and the orbital circuit on which its travel system is based.

The days become shorter, climatic events become more extreme and everything rushes into the disaster. Circular movement Follow Tanner, a child from Smalltown Alaska who gets a job on CWC, Winnie, a girl who has really been through IT, and Columbia professor, Victor Bikle, who shot at viral fame after predicting a public infrastructure catastrophe. All are connected, while we get together through multiple POV. This is a book that has something to say about capitalism, climate change and everything else, and a beautiful exploration of the human connection in a crumbled world.