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“My Bags Are Big” is a darkly comedic parody of wealth, reinvention and regret – set against the surreal backdrop of Dubai. Is it just a long term scam? Is Bitcoin just a huge profit, or am I intruding into one of history's greatest moments? A moment comparable to the enslavement of fire, the invention of writing, and the power of flight. A moment that everyone will point to for thousands of years, as long as there is someone to point to. And Dan was there. Bitcoin is cool, isn't it? With Fisher's trademark wit, philosophical flair, and acerbic look at the absurdities of modern life, My Bags Are Big is a brilliant satire of masculinity, memory, and the costs of pretending to have moved on. My Bags Are Big by British author Tibor Fischer, published in early 2026, is a satirical, darkly comedic novel about the world of cryptocurrencies, get-rich-quick money, and regret. ## Summary of the novel The events of the novel take place in the city of Dubai, which the author depicts as a surreal backdrop resembling the “Wild West” for digital currency traders. - The hero: The main character is “Dan”, a 60-year-old British expatriate, who has made a fortune in digital currencies but still clings to his simple roots in the “Catford” area of ​​London. - Meaning of the title: The term “Bags” in the language of digital currencies refers to a wallet containing large amounts of currencies, which expresses the extreme wealth achieved by the hero. - Style: The novel relies on Dan's sarcastic, exaggerated voice, as he recounts stories from his chaotic past, his failed relationships, and his adventures in London before moving to Dubai. ## Main themes - Money and Meaning: The novel presents the idea that money does not give meaning to life, but rather removes the excuses that people use for their unhappiness. - Technology and History: The hero wonders whether “Bitcoin” is a historical moment that changes the world, like the invention of writing, or whether it is just a major “scam.” - Nostalgia and the past: Despite his wealth, Dan lives in a state of self-flagellation and nostalgia for the past, wearing old clothes and driving a used car, which reflects his inability to overcome his personal losses. ## Critical Reception - The novel has been described as brilliantly satirical, characterized by dry British humor and philosophical ironies about contemporary life. - Some reviews praised Fisher's ability to incorporate a technical topic like "Bitcoin" into a human story rather than just making it a dry technical focus. It was considered one of the most anticipated novels of 2026.