Identity Crisis

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With new gender pronouns seeming to arrive on a daily basis, another group claiming they are marginalised because of their colour/gender/sexuality (or lack thereof)/taste in biscuits and demanding that they be positively discriminated against.

Honestly, I’ve never seen it, and I’m somewhat out of my depth talking about it…) comes forward to accuse another contestant of having non-consensually kissed her on television. Fundamentally, Chronicler has tracked down Kvothe (who appears to be in hiding by running an inn) to extract his biography. Lost in a blizzard of hashtags, his already complex investigation is further impeded by the fact that he simply doesn’t ‘get’ a single thing about anything anymore. Of course, this is a very funny work of fiction, but there are some very disturbing truths which we will probably never be able to prove.

I can even include the rabid TERF third wave feminazi who hates trans women into the group of characters that are obviously drawn to be problematic.

I've always liked Ben Elton without ever being his biggest fan but in this book, he genuinely spoke to me.Even by his own standards, ‘Identity Crisis’ is a heavy hitter, with a random set of murders being its central theme. They rush to catch the killer, who’s knocking off people who were present in each seemingly separate story line.