Book Log 2020 #46: The Imperfectionists by Tom Rachman

An English-language daily newspaper in Rome is facing the same existential crisis plaguing print journalism the world over. Dwindling subscriber base, lower ad revenue, and the constant threat of having to close up shop. This novel tells the stories of the people who work for and read the paper, and how their personal and professional choices may impact the future of the publication they're all trying to save.

Rachman has a journalism background, so the details feel realistic. The book is more written like a series of stories than as an integrated novel, not sure if that was to mimic the serial/newspaper style but it may not work for everyone. I liked it overall, though I can't say it made a great impression on me.