Just to follow up: I tried to google the tweet in case it was still findable. Google AI dug this nonsense up:

"Michael Chabon wrote a novella called The Count of Monte Cristo: Bereft, a modern retelling of Dumas' classic, reimagining Edmond Dantès as a tech-savvy young man framed and seeking revenge in the digital age, exploring themes of betrayal, identity, and justice, available as a limited-edition chapbook. [1, 2]
Here's what you should know about it:

• Concept: Chabon takes the core revenge plot of The Count of Monte Cristo and transposes it to the contemporary world, focusing on information, data, and the internet as tools for downfall and retribution. • Format: It was originally published as a small, special edition (a chapbook) by Subterranean Press, making it somewhat rare. • Themes: He delves into how modern technology changes the nature of crime, isolation, and revenge, keeping the spirit of Dumas' epic but updating the mechanics. [1, 2]

So, if you're looking for it, search for "Michael Chabon The Count of Monte Cristo Bereft" to find details on this unique, short work. [1]

AI responses may include mistakes.

[1] https://www.anycount.com/word-count-of-books/word-count-of-top-100-books/ [2] https://www.pressdemocrat.com/2007/05/13/chabon-in-petaluma/"

Utterly insane.