Three-dimensional transforming musical linguistic objects.

Helmachshelms.

Hello. Greetings from Cyberdelic Space. This is Lorenzo and I'm your host here in the Psychedelic

Salon. Today I'm releasing my latest audiobook and this one may hit a little closer to home for some of you.

As the title suggests, it's about the current struggles that gig workers are coping with.

This story was sparked by dozens of conversations that I've had with gig workers, ride-shared

drivers, food currier, who in passing moments told me something about their work that

I never suspected. Some spoke about surveillance,

others shared dreams to purge, degrees unused, or philosophies formed in solitude. I met a

former union organizer delivering groceries, a poet driving lift to pay rent, and a coder doing work

under several fake names. What struck me wasn't

the precariousness of their economic situations, it was their unspoken wisdom, their quiet defiance,

and their refusal to accept public assistance. It reminded me of the soapboxers and street

philosophers of another era.

Remembering those earlier workers led me back to the tales of slim brundage and the College of Complexes,

and eventually to the realization that the radical working spirit hasn't vanished,

it's just been dormant, waiting. Now here's my latest novella,

The Digital Woblies, sabotaging the gig economy. The following audiobook is published under the terms

of the Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication. This designation allows for the work to be freely accessed, shared,

modified, sold, and or used by anyone for any purpose without restriction.

The Digital Woblies

Sabotaging the Gig Economy

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