
Tulathimutte (
Private Citizens) offers a collection of seven interconnected stories, taking listeners on a ride through the misadventures of flawed, self-destructive, and relatable characters. It is a compelling exploration of modern rejection in all its forms—romantic, social, and existential. Whether tackling online dating disasters or personal failures, this is a compassionate portrait of contemporary life. The audiobook features a full cast of narrators, including Micky Shiloah, Allyson Ryan, Quincy Surasmith, Dan Bittner, André Santana, Marcha Kia, Eunice Wong, and Madeleine Maby, with each person bringing a distinct energy to the characters. Shiloah captures the blend of arrogance and insecurity that defines several men in “The Feminist,” where his performance varies between idealism and resentment. Ryan delivers a piercing portrayal of women caught in obsession and self-destruction in “Pics,” and her voice conveys both vulnerability and sharp wit. The narrators’ chorus of unique voices collectively captures Tulathimutte’s wry insights, gritty humor, and deliciously memorable characters with nuance and energy.
VERDICT Brilliantly performed and thoroughly entertaining, this exploration of identity and relationships in the internet age is a must-listen for those who enjoy laugh-out-loud storytelling.
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