Player Piano, by Kurt Vonnegut

12/4/2015

It's about a post-WW3 society that has been almost completely mechanized to the point where the humans do nothing. The book follows one of the high-up managers of a region's machine works and his personal struggle in finding meaning in this new world. I very much liked the book. It was relatable and humorous, making me think about my own world.

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