I've read a few books about QAnon and found this one to be the most interesting. Other books devote a lot of space to speculating about the person or people responsible for the Q posts, whereas this one only spends a chapter on that. (Spoiler alert if you are not a fan of The 1975: its some dude in the Philippines.) The author instead focuses on how QAnon changes the lives of its members and the consequences to their families and our democracy.

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