In a world gone mad with sensitivities this is an interesting take on “PC gone mad” in a Brazil-esque society where stupidity is the highest form of offence.
There are some serious points behind the discussion (when does enforcing a pronoun go beyond a preference and become an annoyance?) but it’s approached in a tone that’s consistent with the author’s previous books.
There are some serious points behind the discussion (when does enforcing a pronoun go beyond a preference and become an annoyance?) but it’s approached in a tone that’s consistent with the author’s previous books.