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Editorial: Independently Published, 2026
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- Título
- Kernel Panic
- Autor
- Bart Studio Press
- Editorial
- Independently Published
- Año de publicación
- 2026
- Estado
- New
- Encuadernación
- PAP
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 13
- 9798195977597
- Peso del artículo
- 259 gramos
What if an app tried to end loneliness… and broke a whole town instead?
Welcome to Benton, Indiana. Population: 12,847. Host Score: 2.1.
When Silicon Valley drops Palgorithm on their town—an app that “optimizes community” by matching you with your “First Best Friend”—12-year-old Zoe Plank gets paired with a juice box. Her dad gets paired with his Lunchable-stealing nemesis. And the whole thing is run by three raccoons in a hoodie operating from an abandoned Blockbuster.
The only way out? A potluck. A porch. And a goose with an existential crisis.
KERNEL PANIC is The Good Place meets The Office, but the office is an entire town and the algorithm is feral.
Perfect for fans of Terry Pratchett, Christopher Moore, and anyone who thinks QR codes are a personal attack.
The Benton Updates #1 kicks off a series about what happens when you try to debug a community. Because humans don’t run on code. They run on casserole.
There is no app for this. There is only Benton.
Tropes: Small town comedy, tech satire, found family, raccoons, anti-capitalist humor, cozy dystopia, midwestern gothic, community vs. corporation, social media satire.
Content note: Contains Raisinets from 2013, emotional support dumpsters, and one very bad clarinet.
Welcome to Benton, Indiana. Population: 12,847. Host Score: 2.1.
When Silicon Valley drops Palgorithm on their town—an app that “optimizes community” by matching you with your “First Best Friend”—12-year-old Zoe Plank gets paired with a juice box. Her dad gets paired with his Lunchable-stealing nemesis. And the whole thing is run by three raccoons in a hoodie operating from an abandoned Blockbuster.
The only way out? A potluck. A porch. And a goose with an existential crisis.
KERNEL PANIC is The Good Place meets The Office, but the office is an entire town and the algorithm is feral.
Perfect for fans of Terry Pratchett, Christopher Moore, and anyone who thinks QR codes are a personal attack.
The Benton Updates #1 kicks off a series about what happens when you try to debug a community. Because humans don’t run on code. They run on casserole.
There is no app for this. There is only Benton.
Tropes: Small town comedy, tech satire, found family, raccoons, anti-capitalist humor, cozy dystopia, midwestern gothic, community vs. corporation, social media satire.
Content note: Contains Raisinets from 2013, emotional support dumpsters, and one very bad clarinet.
Perfect for readers who enjoy witty fantasy, absurd humor, and heartfelt adventure in the spirit of Good Omens, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Legends & Lattes, and The Kaiju Preservation Society.
Tropes & themes: small-town comedy, tech satire, found family, cozy dystopia, anti-corporate humor, Midwestern gothic, social media satire, community vs. corporation.
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