Now, Autonomy by Max Easton review – a sardonic yet compassionate take on millennial apathyBuobe IA context · why it matters The novel follows a group of flawed friends — It explores the struggle to find meaning in life amidst societal decline. Set in Sydney's west, it highlights the cultural diversity and intersection of social class that defines this region. Fique de olho More novels in the series are expected, continuing Easton’s exploration of working-class life. Published bytheguardian.comon •1 min readThe author’s third novel to chronicle life in Sydney’s west follows a group of flawed friends trying to sustain meaning amid an ‘erosion in the world’If any part of Australia can lay claim to being the country’s literary nexus, it is western Sydney.literaturaamor e relacionamentossociedadeLearn moreShareLegalReport
