In a world deeply influenced by technology, I Am Q presents a compelling exploration of the human condition. Covering contemporary topics like social networks, privacy rights and corporate responsibility, this story encourages readers to question the impact of technological progress on our lives, relationships, and society.

Narrated through the lens of Sam Noble, a white-collar worker grappling with the consequences of technological advancement, I Am Q explores how the rapid rise of progress has influenced our daily lives. The book captures the essence of the Bridge Generation - individuals who straddle the divide between pre and post-internet eras, bringing them together to discuss and reflect upon the evolution of technology.

Seeking Human Connections

These were the words inscribed on a business card left for Sam Noble at a dimly lit bar in Manhattan.

There was nothing extraordinary about the life of Sam Noble. As a freelance content writer for commercial products and a mediocre standup comedian, Sam succumbed to a life of complacency. That is, until he met Q.

A complex woman in her twenties suffering from acute bone-marrow disease, Q maintains an unorthodox lifestyle under the protective wings of her parents. After a series of fateful events immerses Q into Sam’s life, he is contracted by a high-tech enterprise to teach Q about the human connection.

During these intimate sessions with Q, ancient ruins of Sam’s own past become unearthed, unraveling a dialogue that reflects on the influence of technology in our lives. Starting somewhere before the modem and ending around selfie-sticks, Sam’s lessons shed light on the subtle advancements of technology, demanding his astute pupil to question progress.

But never did he imagine how far these lessons would take them — from discovering unknown truths about his own identity, to confronting greater forces of progress in acts of martyrdom.