ATM

'This book is a monster. ATM throbs with maniacal brilliance.' - Sadie Plant 'The genuine article: a truly brain-damaged classic!' - Stewart Home ATM is a novel for an age of broken beats. A distorted constellation of narrative under compression taking the reader through a series of hilarious nightmare futures: revolution, fridge worship, workfare, black market hormones...By turns stupid, funny and enraged this spazzed-out orgy of words is written in a language so bad it rots and slides of the page. A toxic hit.

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