His memory is not what it was. Whose is? Sometimes, it's true, he forgets things. But writing a whole book? Who would forget that?
But there are even reviews of it. In fact, three of them. And no one –not the bookstores, not his publisher, nor even his wife – seems in the least bit concerned. Does this mean he's going crazy?
But the next one is already overdue, and though each day the screen stares blankly back at him, he must push on. For it's not like this book is going to write itself – is it?
Set in the near future, Content Provider is a satirical insight into the life of the jobbing writer, the enduring mysteries of married life, and what happens to our thoughts when there's no one there to think them.