Title: convoluted is only the beginning
Product review: This trilogy is the granddaddy of conspiracy theory fiction. It also jumps all over the place. It jumps in time. It jumps in perspective, from first-person to third-person. It even jumps into critiques of itself. This can make it hard to follow occasionally, but it's worth it.The plot goes through pretty much every conspiracy theory that existed at the time of its publication: who actually killed JFK, the existence of Atlantis, why MLK was assassinated, the existence of the Illuminati and the Discordians, and countless more. Numerology plays a big part, with many things being tied back to their numerological roots. There are double agents and triple agents.I enjoyed it, although I'll say that I honestly enjoy playing theIlluminaticard game a lot more than I enjoyed reading the book.
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