If you loved Al the Light We Cannot See, and enjoy short stories, you have to read this. Doerr steeps his characters in specialness. I cannot stop thinking about them.

Invisible Man, Got the Whole World Watching shares a revealing, self-aware recap of his coming-of-age as a young black millennial and budding wordsmith. Smith turns an incisive eye to subjects that are often overlooked within his own community.

This comedy of manners reads like a contemporary soap opera revisioned by Jane Austen. Whip-smart, outrageous, and a whole lot of fun to read."