Aerith Netzer
I think that the point of this book is to be somewhat incomprehensible. As it is a work of "Theory-Fiction" the reader is -- at the same time -- invited and forced to analyze the text by their own method. To me, this is a text concerned with capitalism gone AWOL, about conspiracy theories that induce insanity, about dark secrets within university halls. It is certainly a compelling read and one that was, for the time of the writings, darkly prescient.
I think that the point of this book is to be somewhat incomprehensible. As it is a work of "Theory-Fiction" the reader is -- at the same time -- invited and forced to analyze the text by their own method. To me, this is a text concerned with capitalism gone AWOL, about conspiracy theories that induce insanity, about dark secrets within university halls. It is certainly a compelling read and one that was, for the time of the writings, darkly prescient.