Being Numerous

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Full of surprising insights and intelligent compassion. -- Sarah Leonard, co-author of <i>The Future We Want</i> Immediate and relevant but also profoundly philosophical. -- Razia Iqball * BBC News * Natasha Lennard's prose is taut and unexpectedly gorgeous. -- Molly Crabapple Love, the supernatural, and the state are all explored with the same fervour, reflecting on toxic relationships, a childhood ghost, and how the process of getting an American Green Card drove home the uncomfortable ties between our bedrooms and the state. * Dazed * Concise and wonderfully acerbic * Quietus * Lennard's perspective encourages an active, thoughtful view of citizenship in a disconcerting era. * TANK Magazine, Summer Reads * An especially helpful analytical framework for the twenty-first century, a world with billions of digital selves interacting in a hypersurveilled universe, within which we are anything but free or empowered. * Vogue * Riveting . Being Numerous is an enlightening and eminently readable guide to the radical politics of today. * Times Literary Supplement * beautifully, written, often incisive and astute, and eminently relevant. * Jewish Currents * Lennard is a lively, committed and thoughtful writer * Morning Star *