Review: Heavy Political Undertones
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 19, 2012
Corpalism, by Arun D. Ellis, is a fictional story with a heavy political undertone.  It is set in a dystopian future.  Reading this, I felt that the author was simply telling what the future is going to be like if we don't start making some changes.  The story is broken up into different volumes.  The first volume is set 20 years in the future and follows the main character through losing his job and having nothing left.  The second volume skips to a time not so far in the futre showing the build up to the change that brought the world to ruins.  The 3rd volume is scattered between the 2, but slowly brings the times into better perspective.Ellis does a great job of giving different time frames of the story and then bringing them together.  There were a few times where I was a little scattered and confused at when the story was taking place or where it was going, but by the end, it was all brought together very well.  I recommend this book to everyone.