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ILLUSTRATION CREDITS
1:Courtesy of Richard McGuire
2:By permission of Mark Simonsen
3:Courtesy of Brecht Evens, from “The City of Belgium,” Drawn & Quarterly, 2018
4:Illustration from Epileptic, by David B., copyright © 2005 by L’Association, Paris, France. Used by permission of Pantheon Books, an imprint of the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC. All rights reserved.
5:Courtesy of Craig VanGrasstek
6:Courtesy of Tim Denee
7:Courtesy of Laurence Jenkins
8:Courtesy of Knee Jerk
9:Courtesy of Matt Jones
10:Courtesy of Matt Jones
A NOTE ABOUT THE AUTHOR
David Auerbach is a writer and software engineer who has worked for Google and Microsoft. His writing has appeared in The Times Literary Supplement, MIT Technology Review, The Nation, The Daily Beast, n+1, and Bookforum, among many other publications. He has lectured around the world on technology, literature, philosophy, and stupidity. He lives in New York City.
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