Louisa Hall’s Speak was published in 2015 – seven years before the launch of ChatGPT.

In the tradition of good futuristic fiction, Speak challenges the reader to think more deeply about society’s relationship with technology. It does this, however, not through plot driven action, but through a lyrical contemplation on the role of language and storytelling in the human quest for meaningful relationship.

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