I'm looking for advance readers for my upcoming research-based nonfiction book, The Endless Scroll Trap: How the Attention Economy Steals Your Time—and How to Take It Back, publishing August 3, 2026.
What is it about? Every scroll costs something: a few seconds, a little attention, and eventually hours of our lives. The Endless Scroll Trap explores how social media, infinite feeds, notifications, recommendation systems, and the attention economy are designed to compete for our focus—and why they can be so difficult to resist.
Drawing on research into psychology, behavioral design, technology, and digital habits, the book goes beyond simply telling readers to “use their phones less.” It offers practical strategies for reclaiming attention, improving focus, reducing compulsive scrolling, and building a healthier relationship with technology.
Genre: Nonfiction / Digital Wellness / Psychology / Technology / Productivity Publication: August 3, 2026 ARC formats: EPUB or PDF
I'm especially interested in readers who enjoy books about psychology, productivity, behavioral science, digital wellness, technology, social media, and personal development.
I'm offering complimentary digital ARC copies to interested readers. I'm looking for honest feedback and reviews—not positive reviews specifically. Because publication is approaching quickly, there is no pressure to finish by August 3; reviews after launch are completely welcome.
Interested? Reply to this thread or send me a Goodreads message with your preferred format (EPUB or PDF), and I'll arrange the ARC privately.
Thank you, and I look forward to connecting with you!
I'm looking for advance readers for my upcoming research-based nonfiction book, The Endless Scroll Trap: How the Attention Economy Steals Your Time—and How to Take It Back, publishing August 3, 2026.
What is it about?
Every scroll costs something: a few seconds, a little attention, and eventually hours of our lives. The Endless Scroll Trap explores how social media, infinite feeds, notifications, recommendation systems, and the attention economy are designed to compete for our focus—and why they can be so difficult to resist.
Drawing on research into psychology, behavioral design, technology, and digital habits, the book goes beyond simply telling readers to “use their phones less.” It offers practical strategies for reclaiming attention, improving focus, reducing compulsive scrolling, and building a healthier relationship with technology.
Genre: Nonfiction / Digital Wellness / Psychology / Technology / Productivity
Publication: August 3, 2026
ARC formats: EPUB or PDF
I'm especially interested in readers who enjoy books about psychology, productivity, behavioral science, digital wellness, technology, social media, and personal development.
I'm offering complimentary digital ARC copies to interested readers. I'm looking for honest feedback and reviews—not positive reviews specifically. Because publication is approaching quickly, there is no pressure to finish by August 3; reviews after launch are completely welcome.
Interested? Reply to this thread or send me a Goodreads message with your preferred format (EPUB or PDF), and I'll arrange the ARC privately.
Thank you, and I look forward to connecting with you!