Nev Schulman is the host of MTV's #1 series, Catfish, which 2.6 million people watch in the U.S., plus millions more worldwide in 25 other countries.
"Finally someone has written a smart and funny guide that helps
young people navigate social media without letting it take over
their lives."--Maude Apatow, actress and twitter personality
"IN REAL LIFE is so much more than a book about online dating. It's
about self-acceptance and being true to yourself in a world where
you're influenced by so many people over the internet."--Jonathan
Bennett, host of MTV's Copycat
"Nev is a great philosopher of the internet and thereby a critical
voice for our generation. Whether or not you're a Catfish
fan, In Real Life is a must-read and shows us the
opportunities and pitfalls that are part of the digital era. Nev
makes it plain and simple: the power of the keyboard is now
mightier than the sword."--Matthew Segal, founder of
OurTime.org
"Nev's book begins as a fun journey into the world of lying on the
internet, but it extrapolates into the larger phenomenon of avatars
-- everybody has one on social networks."--James Franco for Vice
magazine
"The book is at once a memoir, a meditation on a truly unique
phenomenon of the internet age, and a motivational address for
anyone seeking virtual companionship. Schulman cautions his readers
against lying on their social media profiles, and argues instead
for improving "offline" life. "Embrace who you really are, both
online and off" is the message at the heart of his
book."--Publishers Weekly
"What I find most exciting about IN REAL LIFE is how it explores
the Internet's impact on our perception of gender and sexuality,
and how we portray our digital selves to the world to that end. As
a fellow millennial, I'm constantly trying to adapt to how the
digital age is molding our ideas of love and relationships. In
Real Life does not attempt to define these ever-changing terms
but instead works to understand them."--Kim Stolz, author of
Unfriending My Ex
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