Thanks to Tin House for the free copy of this book.

 - THE LONELINESS FILES was a book that unexpectedly knocked the air out of me. I did not expect to connect so frequently with Dixon’s descriptions of what it feels like to be lonely even when you’re always connected.
- The book begins with what are essentially case studies and slowly morphs into memoir.
- I particularly liked the exploration of how a person can feel lonely even when they have connections and relationships and knows they are loved by others. It’s something I think about a lot, how constant connectedness can paradoxically make interactions more shallow.