Does anyone know of a fiction book on the Internet?

I have to cite a book to my essay in English, and my essay on the advancement of technology communication (also known as the Internet or mobile phones), and I need a good quote from a fiction book put in. They do not necessarily need a budget, but I need a fiction book that relates to my topic! The book I was the first cell, Stephen King, but it was not good I could find no useful quotes because it was right zombies.

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