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Red Pill

by Hari Kunzru

Red Pill

by Hari Kunzru

In 'Red Pill,' a Brooklyn writer hoping to delve into focused artistic endeavors during a three-month residency in Berlin finds himself instead enveloped in a psychological labyrinth. The Deuter Centre, rather than offering a haven for creativity, leaves him isolated and fixated on a brutal cop show, 'Blue Lives.' This obsession intertwines with his unsettling encounters with the show's creator, Anton, drawing him into a morass of alt-right ideology, existential dread, and historical specters. As the protagonist struggles to preserve his sanity and values, he must contend with the menacing undercurrents of our contemporary world and the pervasive shadows of the past. A profound commentary on love's resilience amidst the maelstrom of modernity, 'Red Pill' confronts the reverberating echoes of history in a society grappling with the realities of a divided present.

  • Psychological
  • Fiction
  • Political
  • Dystopian
  • Thriller
  • City Life
  • Creativity
  • Love
  • Online Culture
  • Sanity
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