"The Age of Wire and String" is a novel by Ben Marcus that blends elements of fiction, poetry, and experimental writing. The book presents a surreal world where language and reality intertwine, exploring themes of communication, isolation, and the human experience. The narrative is structured in a fragmented manner, using unconventional formats such as lists and definitions. This style challenges traditional storytelling, inviting readers to engage with the text in unique ways. The work reflects Marcus's interest in the limitations of language and the complexities of modern life.