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We Like You so Much and Want to Know You Better
- Narrated by: Dion Graham
- Length: 47 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 09-27-13
- Language: English
- Publisher: The New York Times
Regular price: $0.00
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Editorial Reviews
With multiple awards under his belt, including an AudioFile Magazine Golden Voice and Booklist's "Voice of Choice", narrator Dion Graham does not disappoint with his effortless performance of this story from the New York Times Magazine, adapted from Dave Eggers' novel The Circle. Mae has an enviable job at a social networking company, and slowly, she becomes seduced by a culture of constant updates and a seemingly unlimited chain of social connections. Graham fully engages listeners' attention with his attention to realism, and he works in subtle nuances of menace as Mae discovers the dark side of always being connected.
Publisher's Summary
A million people, a billion, wanted to be where Mae was at this moment, entering this atrium, 30 feet high and shot through with California light, on her first day working for the only company that really mattered at all.
A story from The New York Times Magazine, adapted from The Circle, a new novel by Dave Eggers.
Listen to the rest of The Circle and listen to more from The New York Times.
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- David
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- 10-26-13
My kind of horror story
Half way through this chilling story my skin began to crawl. Vampires, zombies and Cthulu have never really done it for me, but this modern tale of true believers in a technologically unlimited world will keep me awake tonight. Eggers engineers a flawlessly incremental slide into smiling, wide-eyed hell, and Dion Graham rings the perfect notes of mindless sincerity to turn your stomach and whiten your knuckles during the ride.
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- Janae
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- 10-01-13
I was taken aback
What did you love best about We Like You So Much and Want to Know You Better?
The summary of the story was accurate, but did not give justice to this short story; filled with mental and voyeuristic action. Loved it!
Who was your favorite character and why?
Mae. I identified with how she was comfortable keeping her thoughts and actions to herself, but was challenged later on in the story.
What about Dion Graham’s performance did you like?
I was taken aback by how fast he was talking, at first.. But, as I kept listening, his delivery made perfect sense. I wasn't ready, but he kept my attention with every word he spoke.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Absolutely!
Any additional comments?
More, please!
12 of 12 people found this review helpful
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- Joss1685
- Panamá
- 11-15-16
a chilling and interesting book
wao well, it was pretty harmless at the beginning but damn poor may, I mean i understood she worked for a tech company but party points and everything shared? I mean, I understand thats how society is working at rhisbpoint but that you really dont have a choice over that and should do it, was like people really think like that? damn for me it was scary to know that kind of possible train of thought.
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- Amanda
- 04-21-14
Interesting...
Not what I was expecting. It is an interesting take on technology and social interactions. Of course its just a preview, but I will probably end up getting the full book to see what happens.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
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- James
- 01-31-14
Modern Modernity
What did you love best about We Like You So Much and Want to Know You Better?
Eggers offers a haunting look at technology and it's affect on us with "We Like You So Much and Want to Know You Better". I listened with little to no knowledge of what the actual story was. What I got from it at first, seemed like a coming of age story, later it morphed into a sort of modern societal drama.
If you’ve listened to books by Dave Eggers before, how does this one compare?
I've read/am reading Eggers and this story was refreshingly different. It's a short story, and as such requires a different sort of storytelling to have an impact. If you go into this expecting the "stream of consciousness" narrative normally provided. You might be disappointed.
What does Dion Graham bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
I enjoyed Dion's performance because he didn't intentionally change the tone of the surroundings as the story became more subversive. There was a very... almost awkward normality to his method that added to the creep factor. The strangest moments were made even more odd, not because the conversation intensified, but rather because it remained so matter of fact.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
Show us what you know.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
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- Red Apple Reader
- 11-29-13
Compelling (disturbingly so!) Short Story
Wow!
I listened to this short in two sittings....and found that every single scene, every single detail mattered to the conclusion. The plot evoked disturbing realities (in a very humorous way) of our "connected" world. Made me think!
The plot worked amazingly well. I was impressed with the depth of characterization (especially as this was a short), the pacing, the secondary characters. I think I'll enjoy it every bit as much a second time through....which I may very well get to sometime in the future. It deserved five stars THAT much.
Highly recommended.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
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- Running Rampant
- 08-22-18
A pretty accurate depiction of social media
I didn't think the story was surprising. I imagine there is pressure at the large social media companies similar to what is described here. We are encouraged increasingly as a people to be transparent and document everything. I enjoyed the narrator's reading.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Sasha J.
- 07-02-18
Great book
Great book. Was hooked and purchase the other part. Futuristic in a way . .
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- Anonymous User
- 07-01-18
corporate
that's corporate for you. I love it so far. it's well written and very informative. This kind of culture is good for robots. They don't have to think for themselves.. But you gave me only one chapter?
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- Diana
- 02-16-18
Frightening glimpse into the Future
This is a really good story with frightening implications of just where we could be headed in the future as a society.
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thought making
a really thought prevoking story. I really enjoyed it and would recommend it to any one like me who is a geek freak.
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- UsefulThings
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1984 type short for the age of social media
An enjoyable short story about where social media is taking us.
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