Itā€™s not a revolutionary recommendation but A) her writing is so clever and expansive/mapping the connections between characters is very enjoyable and B) the ā€œfutureā€ chapters she wrote in 2011 are weirdly resonant and freaky in the same way that the Simpsons predictions can be.
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