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Summary: Bizarre... In a <i>good</i> way.
Review: If you're looking to change your perspective on society, religion, and laws of all kinds, the Illuminatus! Trilogy is a must read. Share it with your friends. Guaranteed to circulate around a campus in weeks, exposing all of the truly interesting people.
In closing, ¡El libro es muy bueno!
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Summary: Non Serviam
Review: This brilliantly written novel is the most important work of literature written in the last 50 years. This book has had more impact on my life, my philosophy, and my politics than anything else that I have ever read. The authors have written a modern political and social commentary, and disguised it in the form of a science-fiction novel. The sheer relevance of the book is astounding. The authors create the most entertaining book of the century, and have filled it with pertinence and significance. A must-read for anyone who'se ever wondered about anythin
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Summary: The real answers to all the questions...or is it?
Review: The Illuminatus Trilogy (Fnord!) is easily one of the best books written in the past twenty years. Filled with thought provoking intelligent writing and more than its fair share of wackyness, this book will keep you up till the break of dawn wondering what is happening all around us. The Illuminatus trilogy is not a easy read, nor should it be. It explains that we as individuals really haven't got a clue as to how the world works, or really who is in power and why. Filled with sex, violence, drugs, and loads of other good stuff this is not for the timid. However, those who dare to brave the rocky waters of the Illuminati will be very pleased with themselves when they finish the journey. Fnord
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Summary: Everything you thought you wanted to know, but really didn't
Review: Is this book crazy? Well that depends on your definition of crazy. Crazy might be
considered someone who believes this book entirely
or someone who doesn't give this book some
credibility.
Why? You just have to read it to find out. Even though it is approx. 800-900 pages, it is well worth it to finish it and find out from whose point of view this whole acid trip was told from.
BTW, I found the "official" Illuminati web page: http://www.illuminati.org Check it out!
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Summary: Hail Eris, All Hail Discordia!!!
Review: This book is better than watching a movie. Its very complex plot will assure that you're never bored. This is one of a few books that will truly change you after reading it. It makes you question every conventional assumption you've ever made. It inspires you to question authority and think for yourself. A defininate must-read
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Summary: Heute die Welt, Morgens das Sonnensystem!
Review: Read this book or (and?) you will be tormented by
the fnords!
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Summary: Fnord
Review: This book, while covering many contreverseys in a new and original way, also shows a new style in the English Tradition similar to masters such as Joyce. The paradoxes and Ironies of the book grow and grow to the point where characters in the book are writing horrible reviews of the book they are characters in and culminating when one of the characters realizes that they are all in a book. It is not an easy read, however, because whole sections of the book often seem like Joyce's thunder crashes: huge lists of words and ideas and band names. Overall, the book rules
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Summary: A Literary Acid-Trip Through Multiple Dimensions!
Review: The Illuminatus Trilogy bombards your conscious mind with conspiritorial, illuminating, and downright perplexing theories of the Universe in order to break on through to the sub-conscious. Every page causes you to question everything, including what you have just read. If you don't look at Reality in a new light after reading this book, then your just not trying hard enough
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Summary: Filled with sex and violence
Review: in and out of time and space--the three books of The Illuminatus
are only partly works of the imagination. They tackle all the coverups of our time--from who
really shot the Kennedys to why there's a pyramid on a one-dollar bill.
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Summary: The conspiracy of the Ages revealed
Review: Cthulhu cultist? Kennedy Clan member? Read Foucault's Pendulum? Paranoid? Read this and understand that here speaks all the madness of the past blended into one golden tome that seeks to set a few things wrong. This, the book of answers for the "enlightened", tells the tale of the how all things that are aren't, and the things that aren't, might just be!
Kalliste
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