Unferth Reviews ‘Too Good to Be True’
Lauren RubensteinAnastas' new memoir is as much about his own story as that of 21st Century America, Unferth writes
Associate Professor of English Deb Olin Unferth recently reviewed a new book by Benjamin Anastas in The New York Times. She writes: “Too Good to Be True is a Job-style lament, as much the story of Anastas as that of 21st-century America (which also turned out to be too good to be true), with its great promises and subsequent disappointments: the bountiful credit that became mountainous debt; the ultra-innovative technology that now enslaves us; broken families; two-household children.”
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