The Feed

by Frank Tupta

"A study conducted by one of our followers has shown Feed is addicting. With any luck, we could be the next cigarettes.” In a small zoo in silicon valley, revolution is at hand. The human race has left the planet in shambles, and now it’s up to the animals to save the world. It’s the dying wish of the old lion to create a way for the best and brightest to connect to solve the world’s problems with three simple 1.No Cost. 2.Free Speech. 3.Complete Transparency. The animals change the world forever with their social network, THE FEED. But what happens when the animals take over the zoo? An homage to George Orwell’s 1945 political satire ANIMAL FARM, THE FEED brings social media into the animal kingdom.

152 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 30, 2019

Reviews

[Lindsay Ward · Rating 5 out of 5]

Facebook meets Animal Farm-- A modern retelling

Eye opening! Incredibly smart and honest commentary how social media is destroying our society. This is a must read for everyone to understand where our social construct is headed if we don't start paying attention to the destructive side of social media and its effects on human behavior.

[R.M. Hamrick · Rating 4 out of 5]

Reminiscent of Facebook's unethical psychological experiments, The Feed is pure satire, lampooning our mindless absorption of social media. This book's both imaginative and clever -- leaving me to wonder about that web-famous hippo, Fiona.