Tag: gretchen mcculloch

Book Review: Because Internet by Gretchen McCulloch

Posted on August 6, 2019August 8, 2019 by Nicole Dieker

Because Internet is a book about how we use language online. It’s also a book about how growing older means ceding control of the culture we once created.

Advertisements

I’ve been a full-time freelance writer since 2012. My work regularly appears at Lifehacker, Bankrate, Vox, Haven Life, and numerous other sites. I spent five years as a writer and editor for The Billfold, a personal finance blog where people had honest conversations about money.

I also teach writing, freelancing, and publishing classes (including online classes), and work one-on-one with authors as a developmental editor and copyeditor.

My debut novel, The Biographies of Ordinary People, Volume 1: 1989–2000, published in May 2017; The Biographies of Ordinary People, Volume 2: 2004–2016 followed in May 2018. The two books are a Millennial-era Little Women that follow three sisters from childhood to adulthood.

If I link to a book in a blog post, it’s an IndieBound affiliate link. Support indie bookstores!