Look at Me

A striking meditation on identity, visibility, and the cost of being seen in our image-obsessed world. Corsair crafts a sharp, psychologically astute narrative that peels back the layers of performance we all engage in—whether on social media, in relationships, or simply moving through daily life. Compelling, uncomfortable in the best way, and eerily prescient about our culture's obsession with appearance and authenticity. Perfect for readers who loved My Year of Rest and Relaxation or anyone fascinated by the intersection of technology, identity, and self-presentation.