100 THINGS WE'VE LOST IN THE INTERNET

This is a book about the things we've lost to the Internet. About what that may mean. About how we might recapture some of them.
Some of these things may not be missed. Many will. Some of them we are already beginning to forget. Others, younger people never got to know.

Some of this book is a eulogy and much of it a lamentation, but it will not unilaterally be so. There is also optimism to be found in the book, because with intention, many of these lost things can be found again. To note something absent or located in the past wistfully does not necessarily imply or necessitate a farewell.

Pamela Paul is the editor of the Book Review, the host of the weekly Book Review podcast, and oversees books coverage at The Times. She is the author of five books, "By the Book," "Parenting, Inc.," "Pornified," "The Starter Marriage and the Future of Matrimony" and most recently, "My Life with Bob: Flawed Heroine Keeps Book of Books, Plot Ensues." She is a co-author of the forthcoming book "How to Raise a Reader." She is also the author of a forthcoming picture book from Philomel/Penguin Books for Young Readers, "Rectangle Time."

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