Universality by Natasha Brown

Universality by Natasha Brown

A journalist investigates a bizarre, violent incident at a remote farm that became a viral news sensation after a controversial magazine article, and the novel structures itself around competing accounts of the same event, exposing how narrative framing and media incentives shape what counts as truth.

Brown, whose acclaimed debut Assembly examined race and class through spare, precise prose, turns her attention here to media culture and language itself, satirising how different ideological and journalistic interests can construct entirely different realities from the same underlying facts.

A sharp, formally inventive satire of media narrative and truth from the acclaimed author of Assembly.

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