<p><b>NATIONAL BESTSELLER </b>¿ <b>FINALIST FOR THE CENTER FOR FICTION''S FIRST NOVEL PRIZE</b> ¿ <b>¿An intoxicating exploration of male-dominated workplaces . . . <i>NSFW </i>is gripping, with a lot to unpack, making it excellent book-club fodder.¿</b><b>¿<i>TIME</i></b><br><br><b>Named an Amazon "Best Book of 2022" for L</b><b>iterature and Fiction</b><br><br><i>The thing about Los Angeles is that it¿s awful and I hate it, but when I¿m there, nowhere else exists, and I can¿t imagine leaving. It¿s a difficult place to be old or sick or fat or poor or without a strong social media presence. It¿s not an easy place to be young, either.</i><br><br>So begins Isabel Kaplan¿s electric and incisive debut novel about life at the bottom of the corporate ladder.<br><br>She¿s young, she¿s smart, she¿s set up for success. She has a covetable assistant job at a television network, a well-connected feminist mother who only wants the best for her, a prescription for appetite-suppressing injections,