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Dating in the Age of the Disposable Heart
A funny, candid look at modern dating—where connection is one swipe away, and so is the exit.
The foundational novel
A satirical story about modern dating, app culture, and the strange distance between being seen and being known.
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Model | Relationship Coach | Influencer
From the world of modeling to conversations about modern relationships, Ana Christian knows that attraction is only part of the story.
Here she is with a copy of Swipe Wright: Dating in the Age of the Disposable Heart, Joel D. Bradley's satirical look at romance in the digital age.
A story about the way we connect, disconnect, and sometimes lose ourselves somewhere between the swipes.
Short listens. Long afterthoughts.
“What is all this swiping actually doing to us?”
In approximately 7–10 minutes, Joel D. Bradley looks past the profiles to the everyday experiences shaping how we date, hope, and connect.
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After nearly twenty years of marriage, Frank Wright’s ex-wife takes center stage—and sees modern dating from the other side of the screen.
Discover Swipe Wright TooBeyond the profile
Humor without cruelty
Stories beneath the surface
A deeper conversation