Like TiVos and Game Boys, iPods have rapidly gained popularity, but is an entire generation shutting itself off from the rest of the world? Maybe it’s a cultural revolution, on the level of Douglas Coupland’s Generation X. Maybe it’s the iGeneration. On the cutting edge of this phenomenon, Jason Logan has created a series of poignant illustrations and captions chronicling his observations of this revolutionary culture.

"...a collection of disaffected scribbles and thoughts – the mental meanderings of our technologically savvy, drug-addled, under-employed barista generation."
—The Toronto Star

"...there are shades of McLuhan’s influential The Medium Is the Massage in this book....Logan takes a more playful approach than McLuhan. He succeeds in skewering many of the sillier aspects of our contemporary relationships with the gadgets that are supposed to make our lives richer and more fulfilling."
—Quill and Quire