Glass in the Feed

<p>In a winter-tired city Naomi-night-shift caregiver reluctant influencer and devoted listener to radiators that drum-keeps herself alive by naming things: pills bus routes small mercies. Online she finds Fever a local rapper whose hallway verses sound like permission. They never meet. Instead their orbit becomes a careful ethic-attention without possession care without spectacle-while a scrolling public turns their restraint into a storyline.</p><p><br> </p><p>Told through threads lives DM drafts voice notes and a communal we Glass in the Feed is a propulsive lyrical novel about how silence discipline and sound become a kind of prayer. When the chorus turns elegy the city must decide what it means to listen.</p><p><br> </p><p>For fans of Ocean Vuong Jesmyn Ward and Jennifer Egan this is a social-media epistolary about working-class care work music culture and the small drum that keeps time when the feed goes dark.</p><p><br> </p><p>Glass in the Feed is a novel about attention-the quiet radical kind that saves us when everything else is loud.</p><p><br> </p>