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Internet chatrooms and youth group missions, fanfiction forums and church pews, slap bracelets and slut-shaming — The Computer Room captures coming of age in small-town America at the turn of the millennium with tenderness and precision. Em...
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The Computer Room is an excellent short story collection. Careful & delicious word smithing, the hallmark of exceptional writers, gives the reader a real sense of "being there" on the ground, at the place, in the character's head. Beautifully written, wonderfully compelling, emotionally vulnerable without "gooey" sentimentalism. I (who have read thousands of short stories) highly recommend this collection by Emma Ensley. I can only hope for more.
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Anonymous · March 11, 2026
I love a book of short stories and The Computer Room did not disappoint. It was wonderfully nostalgic, with a varied cast of characters (7th Heaven!) that felt new and familiar all at once. The stories were unexpected and such a treat to pick up at the end of the day.
