The internet has been shut down for decades and status symbols of the past are only electronic waste. Reiner, in his mid-twenties, collects laptops from this bygone era and becomes the founder of a youth movement that romanticizes what once existed – the freedom of a society that shares everything. With the help of a car battery, he manages to connect to servers that have long since been shut down. This younger generation sees what nobody has seen for decades: the internet. With a clinical look at our present, Josefine Rieks has written a fast-paced and clever novel. A debut that leaves you reading with eyes wide open.