The Waiter
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- Nombre de pages130
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-915628-49-7
- EAN9781915628497
- Date de parution13/11/2025
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille4 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurThe Emma Press
Résumé
London, in a not-too-distant future. The city is being swallowed into the ground, the rich are still getting richer, and Waiters do the jobs you don't have time for. They queue for your concert tickets, stay in for your deliveries and stir your risotto.
Step into the shoes of an unnamed Waiter who has no recollection of who they were before their role at the Company. Now select your next job and decide whether to peek into the client's luggage, and if you'll risk losing work credits by helping a tired woman with her shopping.
Balance your humanity with your job security at every turn, and manage your creeping desire to understand who you once were, and who you might become. You'll want to crawl as close as possible to the edge of the maw without falling into its depths. With 11 different endings and countless journeys towards them, The Waiter creates a labyrinthine world of possibilities and parallel worlds which combine to explore queer longing, consumerism and agency in a city and a psyche on the brink of collapse.
Balance your humanity with your job security at every turn, and manage your creeping desire to understand who you once were, and who you might become. You'll want to crawl as close as possible to the edge of the maw without falling into its depths. With 11 different endings and countless journeys towards them, The Waiter creates a labyrinthine world of possibilities and parallel worlds which combine to explore queer longing, consumerism and agency in a city and a psyche on the brink of collapse.