A master class in not losing sight of the human element the kind of story that in the subtlest of ways can instruct us, and nourish us, and make us want to live and love a little better Matt Haig, New York Times Book Review
Between seasons of Black Mirror, look to Katie Williams' debut novel Refinery29
Sharp and moving Publishers Weekly
Philosophical, funny, cleverly structured, unpredictable the world-building is creative and completely convincing Gabrielle Zevin
My prescription for happiness is: "Sit still, read a book that can't be classified by genre, and tell everyone." I'm telling you, Katie Williams delivers. TELL THE MACHINE GOODNIGHT is part science fiction, part love story, part feminist manifesto. I never knew what was going to happen and, when I found out, I was always delighted Helen Ellis, New York Times bestselling author of AMERICAN HOUSEWIFE
I loved Katie Williams's debut novel Tell the Machine Goodnight. So much that I read it twice It is sci-fi in its most perfect expression no robots, no explosions, no car chases. Reading it is like having a lucid dream of six years from next week, filled with people you don't know, but will NPR
How much control do we have over our own happinessand would we be better off if we had the ability to nudge it just a little more? TELL THE MACHINE GOODNIGHT is a captivating, thought-provoking and utterly charming novel about the elusive nature of happiness and the limits of both technology and our own self-knowledge Carolyn Parkhurst, author of HARMONY and THE DOGS OF BABEL
Filled with extraordinary writing, wish-they-existed characters, and unexpected narrative turns, TELL THE MACHINE GOODNIGHT will delight your mind and heart Courtney Maum, author of TOUCH and I AM HAVING SO MUCH FUN HERE WITHOUT YOU
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