Marie Lecrivain examines the act of revealing Matias Viegener’s 2500 Random Things About Me Too in a world where “the average person can’t cope with the onslaught of compulsive, collective thought” on Facebook and other social media platforms. Lecrivain continues:

2500 Random Things About Me Too serves to the reader an invaluable lesson: in revealing ourselves, even in the virtual world, we cannot escape, and, we must come to terms with, the totality of who each of us “is,” especially under our own scrutiny.

Read Marie Lecrivain’s full review of Viegener’s book at Al-Khemia Poetica.