@yellowcrocs421
The Story
At a time when the digital mob controls power in the real world, one man's attempt at dad humor unravels a nightmare he never saw coming. Steve is an average man, ex-serviceman and civil servant, now working in a low-stress IT job to tide him over until his second retirement—content to garden, endure family banter, and dodge neighborhood drama in his signature yellow Crocs. But when the darker side of cancel culture manifests, he finds himself in the crosshairs of relentless adversaries. As the lines between past actions and consequences blur, survival demands more than just staying offline. @yellowcrocs421 is a razor-sharp thriller that delves into the chaos of public shaming, the dangers of digital retribution, and the lengths one man must go to protect himself and his family from a reckoning he never anticipated.
About the Author
Kevin Forrest Igo is one of the most up-and-coming authors of this age. He…no wait. I'll forego the usual sycophantic, third-person drivel one might expect to read here. I'm an average husband and father. I like scotch and the Internet, and sometimes I consume too much of both.
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I’m old enough to have watched social media go from message boards on AOL dial-up, to an enormous variety of apps on a smartphone. My phone is about a bazillion times more powerful than my original Intel 386, and the Internet is available at speeds that once seemed impossible. People, though, are more or less the same.
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The human brain and the social fabric that we all share haven’t really changed all that much. As a result, we’ve invented a vast host of fresh problems. In this book, I focus on how the mob has moved from the streets with pitchforks to the ease of the Web. I hope that you, dear reader, will take this cautionary tale to heart. I know I have.