"Bandwidth is an unsettling tour of the dystopia that is upon us. It expertly combines a cracker's intimate knowledge of invasive technologies with the ethicist's sensitivity to moral bankruptcy. It is a prescriptive tome: it proffers age-old solutions via archetypical protagonists. Somehow, though, it ends up successfully proselytizing optimism. A tour de force in many ways: a lament, a eulogy, a manifesto, and just a human cry for help in an increasingly impersonal universe."
Sam Vaknin, Professor of Psychology
Author of Malignant Self Love: Narcissism Revisited
YouTube Personality
"Brilliant! From the flooded streets of New York City to the high-tech corridors of Rome, this was a truly unputdownable read - As rising seas, climate collapse, and runaway Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) reshape the world, the book masterfully explores questions of trust, technology, and human resilience."
Arnab Sen, VP Data-Engineering Tredence Inc.
Forbes Technology Council Member
"Bandwidth is a powerful, unsettling, and original novel that deserves attention. It succeeds not only as dystopian speculation, but also as a meditation on empathy, love, and resistance in the age of AI and climate breakdown."
Christopher Hadnagy, CEO, Social Engineering, LLC,
Author of: "Human Hacking" and "Social Engineering"
"It's a great story! I couldn't stop reading it."
Sharon Wilson, aka Texas Sharon, Environmental Activist
Earthworks' Oil & Gas Accountability Project
This is Not a Drill, Documentary by Oren Jacoby
"Bandwidth is an original and unpredictable script with big sci-fi concepts and compelling characters...less than ten years in the future, Artificial intelligence and the progression of climate change are very much issues under consideration, and they have more than a minor impact on the lives of these characters...The science-fiction is a draw, with certain aspects playing as topical, if not prescient."
The Blacklist
"The story shines when addressing the dystopia, where all the issues [of] today have been twisted and evolved into something worse, ranging from corporate overreach to the strengthening of COVID outbreaks to the intrusive use of artificial intelligence."
The Blacklist