UnWorld

In "UnWorld," a notable book of the year, Jayson Greene weaves together the poignant stories of four individuals grappling with a tragedy that forever alters their lives. Set in a near-future where the lines between humanity and artificial intelligence are increasingly blurred, the narrative explores profound questions about consciousness and grief. As Anna mourns her son Alex, Samantha, his best friend, revisits the fateful cliff that witnessed his death, while Aviva, a liberated digital entity, seeks solace in the troubled life of Cathy, an AI professor. Through their interconnected journeys, Greene masterfully examines the essence of love, memory, and what it truly means to be alive.