JPod was my first book by Douglas Coupland who's probably most famous for his 1991 novel "Generation X". (Reminder to myself: read Generation X.) The scenery it describes is pretty much where I see myself living in. Not in every little detail of course, but in the big picture. So, that's probably why I had no problems understanding even the weird things of this book and finding them funny. But after some research on the web I find that this novel divides opinions.
To point that out I will link two reviews on it, one which is positive, and one which is negative.
January Magazine Review
Futurismic.com Review
Wikipedia on Douglas Coupland
For me, this book was - after some challenging novels - a relaxing read, that made me laugh out loud and even inspired me in some ways. Not to see everything too close-minded (is that a word?) and being more gritty when doing art for example.
Did you like Matthias Faldbakken's "The Cocka Hola Company"??
Then you will probably like this one too!
To point that out I will link two reviews on it, one which is positive, and one which is negative.
January Magazine Review
Futurismic.com Review
Wikipedia on Douglas Coupland
For me, this book was - after some challenging novels - a relaxing read, that made me laugh out loud and even inspired me in some ways. Not to see everything too close-minded (is that a word?) and being more gritty when doing art for example.
Did you like Matthias Faldbakken's "The Cocka Hola Company"??
Then you will probably like this one too!
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