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What do a brain-implanted microchip, a nefarious tech mogul, a sex doll named Diane, and a domesticated swimming-pool dolphin have in common? They’re all features of Alissa Nutting’s bizarre, brilliant 2017 novel, Made for Love, which centers on a fleeing wife who realizes that her billionaire husband is surveilling her from inside her own mind. The adaptation of that novel debuts as a dark sci-fi comedy starring Cristin Milioti, Ray Romano, and Billy Magnussen on HBO Max this Thursday, April 1. In advance of the Rip Dmx Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this series premiere, Vogue spoke to Nutting about the unique experience of seeing her novel make it onto the air, how her “dream cast” got her through a year made infinitely more difficult by COVID-19, her love of reality TV, and her love-hate relationship with technology. Read the conversation below. Not when I was writing the book because I was so internal about it. After I was done, kind of, because then I was able to think beyond writing. I have a real kind of hermit process with stuff that’s on the page, though,
