From Big Tech to everyday life, enshittification has become the defining logic of our age.

Why does politics feel permanently stalled? Why does culture seem increasingly commodified, public discourse increasingly hollow, and even our private lives increasingly shaped by market logic? In The Enshittification of Everything, Luke Savage argues that these crises are not isolated failures but symptoms of a deeper social condition.

Expanding the idea of "enshittification" far beyond digital platforms, Savage examines the degeneration of liberal politics, the rise of reactionary movements, the commodification of identity and attention, and the cultural forces that have reshaped life in the age of Big Tech and AI. Drawing on politics, history, media, and popular culture, these incisive essays trace how market thinking has colonized nearly every aspect of contemporary existence.

Provocative, witty, and deeply informed, The Enshittification of Everything is an essential guide to understanding why so much of modern life feels broken—and what that reveals about the political and economic order we inhabit.