Feed is a world where you don't have to buy a new smartphone every year because you had a feed implanted in your brain when you were a child that automatically connects to the network and sells you things, tells you things, shows you things: what to buy, what that landmark is, what's cool -- everything except how to live.

Feed is a scary future because it's so alluring. All that knowledge at your fingertips, flying cars, everything so easy, so accessible. But the feed in your brain means if something goes wrong, you can die.

Feed is a romance, a dark comedy, a horror, a potential future -- and an amazing novel.