Taking place in a future a nearly-total automation, you’re in for a wild ride as you follow Paul Proteus and his growing worries about the system his father helped build. Like with other Kurt Vonnegut novels, you’ll be knee-deep in socio-political commentary and satire. Not to mention the eerie parallels between this work of science fiction and the world you live in today.
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