Bill McKibben, author of The Flag, the Cross, and the Station Wagon and Falter

“It seems ever more possible that our society might collapse under the sheer weight of nonsense and performance and crazy misinformation that overwhelm our infoworld. With her trademark clarity and perception, and with chemo-level doses of wit and common sense, Naomi Klein goes further than anyone has gone so far in helping us understand that buzzing and confounding mess, and to see some ways out. If ever a book was necessary, it’s this one.”

Kim Stanley Robinson, author of The Ministry for the Future

“Naomi Klein’s books have been building one on the next to create a very powerful and influential cognitive mapping of our time. This new book takes a personal turn, then opens out into an analysis of our shared global dilemma that is as incisive and fascinating as anything she has ever written—which is saying a lot. And it’s also quite moving. As always, my first thought on finishing one of her books is Thank you.”

Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, author of From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation

“Naomi Klein has been one of our most important intellectuals, distilling the political economies of corruption and crisis in our time. Her new work examines the ways these crises have taken new form, exemplified by the absurd and dangerous political stunts and spectacles that have come to dominate our societies today. Klein plunges into the topsy-turvy world of doubles, mirrors, and shadowlands to show that the growth of the right is not a case of despised malignancies infecting our otherwise pure societies; rather, it’s a matter of our own fears, insecurities, and defense mechanisms, all of them rooted in a savagely unequal and violent society. Klein writes with humor, enormous bravery, and humbling vulnerability. This is an extraordinary book.”

Angela Y. Davis, Distinguished Professor Emerita, University of California, Santa Cruz

“Naomi Klein never disappoints.  Doppelganger swirls through the bewildering ideas of the ultra-right that often appear as a distorted mirror of left struggle and strategy.  With her always incisive analysis of the systems and structures linked to global capitalism, Klein now fiercely and brilliantly urges that our justice movements be prepared to follow the quest for new meaning into dimensions where we might least expect to find it: in injury and vulnerability.”

Molly Crabapple, author of Drawing Blood

“A dazzling, hallucinatory tour de force that takes the reader through shadow selves and global fascism, leaving them gasping by the end.”

Douglas Rushkoff, documentarian and author of Survival of the Richest

“This will be remembered as Naomi Klein’s true master work: the ultimate expression of our collective crisis, told through the necessarily subjective lens of human experience. Decades of research and praxis inform what amounts to a literary odyssey into the funhouse of media mirror worlds — a journey from which we return with greater wisdom about our predicament and clarity about how to extricate ourselves, together. Doppelganger deploys the full spectrum of human faculties — imagination, intuition, will, perception, memory, and reason — to conjure a stunningly satisfying rejection of both technocratic capitalism and fascist authoritarianism. A triumph.”

China Miéville, author of The City & The City and A Spectre, Haunting: On the Communist Manifesto

“This book is as foreboding as a guide through the maze of mirrors of the modern right should be. But it’s not only that: Naomi Klein has made Doppelganger gripping and scintillating, too. The result is a reckoning with the present moment that’s as insightful as all of Klein’s indispensable work, and as suspenseful as a novel.”

Johann Hari, author of Stolen Focus

“Once a decade, Naomi Klein writes a book that prompts us to completely rethink the moment we’re in. Doppelganger helps us to understand, in a deep and tectonic way, why our society is becoming unrecognizable to us – and why so many people we know are changing in disturbing ways. It’s a book about going down a rabbit hole that becomes about the nature of the rabbit hole itself. If you want to understand where we are now – and how to find our way back to sanity – you have to read this totally brilliant book.”