Two people search for connection in a world of fractured identities and aliases, global finance, big data, intelligence bureaucracies, algorithmic logic, and terror.
She attended the MFA program at the City College of New York and the PhD program in communications at Columbia University..
Her column Body Language appeared in Catapult. 1 Brooklyn, The Literarian, New World Writing, Narrative, Scoundrel Time, Guernica , Bookforum, Electric Literature, Grantland, Vice, The Guardian, VQR, and the San Francisco Chronicle.
Her writing has appeared in Granta, Rolling Stone, The Atlantic, the New Yorker , LitHub, BOMB , Vol.
In 2012, she was awarded the Center for Fiction\'s Emerging Writers Fellowship.
In 2015, she was named a National Book Foundation 5 Under 35 honoree, long-listed for the Flaherty-Dunnan Prize, and was a Narrative Under 30 finalist.
About author(s): Tracy O\'Neill is the author of The Hopeful , one of Electric Literature\'s Best Novels of 2015, and Quotients .
Spanning decades and continents, their saga brings them into contact with a down-and-out online journalist, shadowy security professionals, and jockeying technology experts, each of whom has a different understanding of whether information really protects us, and how we might build a world worth trusting in our paranoid age.
In a culture of limitless surveillance, Jeremy and Alexandra will go to great lengths to protect what is closest to them.
For Alexandra, a high-powered job in image management for whole countries cannot prepare her for her missing brother\'s sudden reappearance.
For Jeremy, this means leaving behind his former life as an intelligence operative during The Troubles in Northern Ireland.
Jeremy Jordan and Alexandra Chen hope to make a quiet home together but struggle to find a space safe from their personal secrets.
Two people search for connection in a world of fractured identities and aliases, global finance, big data, intelligence bureaucracies, algorithmic logic, and terror
