Makers - Softcover

Praise for Little Brother:

‘I’d recommend ‘Little Brother’ over pretty much any book I’ve read this year. Because I think it’ll change lives. It’s a wonderful, important book’ Neil Gaiman

‘Cory Doctorow’s novel could hardly be more relevant, scary and eye-opening ... seriously entertaining.’ The Times

‘A cracking read’ Guardian

‘A well structured and superbly executed thriller with breakneck pacing and an emotional payoff to boot. Engaging, thought provoking, and at times harrowing.SciFi Now

‘An entertaining thriller and a thoughful polemic on Internet-era civil rights ... a terrific read’ New York Times

‘A compulsive and chillingly credible read ... would make a great discussion for any reading group’ New Books

‘A tale of struggle familiar to any teenager, about those moments when you choose what your life is going to mean.’ Steven Gould, author of ‘Jumper’

What does the future look like? A brilliantly entertaining and original novel about the end of the economy from the visionary author of ‘Little Brother’.

How will we work, rest, play and love twenty or thirty years from now? The same, but differently. Technology is changing the world, but how far are humans changing with it? Rivalry, bitterness, love and friendship all still exist and demand to be expressed.

Cory Doctorow’s latest novel fizzes with brilliant, bold ideas about the future and how our lives will look as part of it. But at it’s heart are three characters, Suzanne, Lester and Perry, on an unforgettable journey that will bring them together only to break them apart as they each try to discover how to live meaningfully in an ever-changing world filled with both beauty and horror – where some things really are immutable.