Charlie Brooker writes comic criticism and dark speculative screen fiction about television, technology, media and everyday irritation. Screen Burn and Dawn of the Dumb collect columns in which reality television, news, advertising and popular culture are dissected through exaggerated metaphors and abrasive humour. I Can Make You Hate extends that style into broader social commentary. Brooker is also closely associated with Black Mirror; published script and companion material around the series explores stories about surveillance, social ratings, digital identity and technology amplifying familiar human weaknesses. His prose is fast, profane and joke-dense rather than neutral criticism. His work fits media satire, television writing and dystopian technology commentary, particularly for readers who like speculative ideas framed through black comedy. Read more Less
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