“Reluctantly I will admit to being a member of my generation,” confides the glib millennial hustler at the heart of Fake Acccounts, Lauren Oyler’s debut novel. It’s these cheeky, crystalline insights about “a generation that grew up watching reality TV, without respect for fundamental principles of functional society and the human soul” that make Fake Accounts such an unforgettable chronicle of one woman’s dark journey through the worst her generation has to offer, from online outrage to hashtag activism.