The Confessions

LLIAM, what do I want for dinner?



LLIAM, how can I get a better job?



LLIAM, should I kill my husband?



'An absolute belter.' Sarah Pinborough

'Clever, fast-paced, and deeply unsettling.' Guy Morpuss, author of Five Minds





AI bot LLIAM powers society - but today, he went offline. Shops shut, planes were grounded, and Kaitlan Goss, CEO of LLIAM's parent company, has to fix it.





Then letters from LLIAM arrive: identical white envelopes, confessing people's darkest secrets to their loved ones.





Kaitlan races to find Maud Brooks, the only person who can bring LLIAM back online and stem the tide of societal breakdown. But Maud received a letter, too - about Kaitlan.





LLIAM, how do I save the world?



'A top-notch technothriller.' LA Times

'Brilliant and timely . . . Should be required reading.' Roger McNamee, author of Zucked and former mentor to Mark Zuckerberg

'There is no keener observer of Silicon Valley sociopaths than Paul Bradley Carr.' Yasha Levine author of Surveillance Valley



PRAISE FOR PAUL BRADLEY CARR



'For a cautionary tale, everyone cites Paul Bradley Carr.' Sunday Times



'Uproarious and brilliant.' Wired



'One of the feistiest writers on the beat.' Guardian



Paul Bradley Carr is a British journalist and author. He has written three memoirs about his adventures in and around Silicon Valley. He was the Silicon Valley columnist for The Guardian, senior editor at TechCrunch, cofounder of PandoDaily, and founder and editor-in-chief of the infamous NSFWCORP in Las Vegas. His writing has also appeared in The Wall Street Journal, HuffPost, National Geographic, and much more. He lives in Palm Springs with his family and is the co-owner of The Best Bookstore in Palm Springs. Find out more at PaulBradleyCarr.com.