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The satire in 'The Sellout' is both hilarious and uncomfortable at times. I'm curious what inspired the approach to make the critique so provocative yet funny.

The protagonist's decisions are so outrageous that I wondered whether the book is meant to be taken literally or as an exaggerated commentary on real issues.

The setting feels like a microcosm of America, but I'm curious how much of it was based on real places or entirely imagined for satirical effect.