Reward System Av Jem Calder

<p>¿If you¿ve been waiting for someone to <b>close the gap on social distancing</b>, to capture the <b>furtive problems of social media</b>, to <b>make you laugh</b> at your own alienation, to wrap your mind around <b>the narcissism of small differences</b>, then Calder is <b>your new best friend,</b> and his debut collection is <b>the must-read book of the year.</b>¿ Andrew O¿Hagan<br><br><b>Julia has landed a fresh start as a chef at an up-and-coming city restaurant.</b><br><br><b>Her ex-boyfriend, Nick, is flirting with sobriety and nobody else.</b><br><br><b>Life should have started to take shape by now, but instead they¿re trying to make new versions of themselves, searching for a good answer to the question: ¿What do you do?¿</b><br><br>¿An exhilarating and beautiful book by an extraordinarily gifted writer.¿ Sally Rooney <br><br>¿Remarkably fresh . . . Calder¿s writing achieves that rare thing of capturing how it feels to be young.¿ <i>Esquire</i></p>