Paradox Inc.

A funny and distressingly realistic depiction of how Silicon Valley would handle time machines as a consumer product. Propelled by awesome characters and inventive twists—and a bittersweet ending that I can't stop thinking about.
Andy Weir, No. 1 New York Times bestselling author of Project Hail Mary and The Martian

Paradox Inc. is as miraculous as time travel itself. It's both a hilarious sendup of corporate life, and a savagely smart take on the reckless hubris of the people who are running Silicon Valley today. Please tell me there’s going to be a movie!
Dan Lyons, New York Times bestselling author of Disrupted

Forrest Brazeal has pulled off something that seems impossible—Paradox Inc. is a pitch-perfect parody of Silicon Valley and a total thrill ride. This is the merciless satire that the tech bros heedlessly steering the world toward oblivion deserve.
Zeke Faux, international bestselling author of Number Go Up

A rollicking, hilarious journey through the ambition and absurdity of the tech industry. Equal parts cutting satire and page-turning science fiction, with razor sharp observations about the corporate inanity of Silicon Valley and several passages that left me crying with laughter. I tore through it.
Jakob Kerr, author of Dead Money

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A funny and distressingly realistic depiction of how Silicon Valley would handle time machines as a consumer product. Propelled by awesome characters and inventive twists—and a bittersweet ending that I can't stop thinking about.

Paradox Inc. is as miraculous as time travel itself. It's both a hilarious sendup of corporate life, and a savagely smart take on the reckless hubris of the people who are running Silicon Valley today. Please tell me there’s going to be a movie!

Forrest Brazeal has pulled off something that seems impossible—Paradox Inc. is a pitch-perfect parody of Silicon Valley and a total thrill ride. This is the merciless satire that the tech bros heedlessly steering the world toward oblivion deserve.

A rollicking, hilarious journey through the ambition and absurdity of the tech industry. Equal parts cutting satire and page-turning science fiction, with razor sharp observations about the corporate inanity of Silicon Valley and several passages that left me crying with laughter. I tore through it.

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