“Publicant” by Andy Miller is an exciting and multi-layered book that immerses the reader in the world of modern media, public opinion and personal ambitions. This book is not just a novel, but a vivid study of how one person can become a symbol of the era, turning from an ordinary journalist into a public figure whose fate is intertwined with the fate of an entire generation. In the center of the story is the story of a young and ambitious journalist who, striving for recognition and influence, faces the brutal reality of the media world, where the truth often gives way to a sensation, and his personal life turns into a public show. The book "Publicant" is of interest to those who are passionate about modern technologies, social networks and ethics in journalism. It is perfect for readers aged 18 to 45 years, especially those who are interested in the internal cuisine of the media industry, the psychology of public figures and the problems of shaping public opinion. This book will be an excellent choice for fans of modern dramas, thrillers and psychological portraits, as well as for those who are looking for a deep and sharp reflection on the role of the media in our lives. Andy Miller, author of The Publicist, is known for his sharp style and ability to create vivid, memorable characters, plunging the reader into the complex world of human emotions and social conflicts. His works often raise themes of power, sincerity, and manipulation, making his books particularly relevant in an age of information overload. Miller’s style is a masterful combination of realism and psychological depth, his works are characterized by vivid descriptions and subtle irony, which allows the reader not only to follow the development of the plot, but also to think about deeper issues. “Publicant” is a book that will not leave indifferent any reader interested in modern social issues and media. It raises important topics of journalists' responsibility, the limits of public figures' personal lives and the influence of the media on the formation of public opinion. In this work, the author masterfully shows how easy it is to lose yourself in the pursuit of popularity and how important it is to maintain human dignity in a world where everything is influenced by trends and sensations. If you are looking for a book that will make you think about the role of the media in our lives, about how public opinion is formed, or want to plunge into the psychological portrait of a modern person, “Publicant” by Andy Miller will be a real discovery for you. This book is not only about journalism, but also about how personal values and ambitions can face harsh reality, creating complex moral dilemmas. You will follow the fate of the hero, experiencing his ups and downs, and eventually wondering about your own responsibility for what is happening around. Turning to the works of Andy Miller, the reader will plunge into the rich, lively and witty style of the author, who knows how to combine drama with subtle irony. His other books, such as Tell Me to Hear You or The Void Inside, demonstrate his skill in creating psychological portraits and sharp social commentary. "Publicant" continues Miller's tradition - a book that not only tells the story, but also makes you think about the most important issues of our time. As a result, “Publicant” by Andy Miller is a bright, relevant and deep work that will certainly find a response from readers interested in media, psychology and modern society. This book will be an excellent choice for those who want to understand how public opinion is formed, and who are ready to think about their role in this complex and dynamic world.