The Traveller

Is this a work of fiction - or does it expose the truth of our Surveillance Society?

But seriously, while this novel is entertaining, some of the details presented are all too real - and scary. How is society changed as we transition to an era where every action is logged, recorded, tracked, and correlated? Is there a chilling effect, stifling dissent and discussion, just because nothing is truly private and the inmates/citizens never know if the Vast Machine is watching?

By reading this book, did i just get put on a list of subversives that need to be watched?