Should You Read The Centenal Cycle? || Infomocracy Review || October 2022 [CC]

[@esmayrosalyne]

Even though this premise didn't hook me immediately, you still managed to sell it to me, lol. You are just so good at conveying your thougths and I always end up wanting to try the things you liked/appreciated. Gonna keep this series on my radar for when I want something outside of my comfortzone! Thanks for the great review :)))

[@devlyn873]

💻 I haven't read this series but I picked up the first book recently so I hope to read it soon! (Pretending that the number of books I've "picked up recently" isn't absolutely out of control with my tbr growing ever longer)

[@LiteratureScienceAlliance]

This is very relatable 😂😂

[@SpringboardThought]

I really liked this series. The thought experiment is so fresh compared to most cyberpunk stuff. True, though, that the stuff around that wasn’t as great. Glad you enjoyed it tooo

[@AccipiterF1]

Ballot box emoji!🗳 I loved this series. Some people have described it as an unofficial prequel to Ada Palmer's Terra Ignota series. I don't entirely think that stands scrutiny, but Palmer's series does have a form of government which is generally not tied to geography.

[@ThatsSoPoe]

Top-notch review of the series! Totally agree with everything you said.

[@TheSwiftSpark]

You've mentioned this before but this definitely sold it for me! Thanks for yet another awesome video and book rec 😁💻

[@LiteratureScienceAlliance]

Hope it works for you!!

[@thariena]

I'll definitly pick up this series, it sounds really interesting! We talk so much about 'fake news', and I'm very curious how the author handles that with the Information, fact checking system.

[@lauras9071]

This is definitely one of those series I am scared to try but should tackle once I finish series I have started. This was such an informative review. I loved how you discussed the writing and themes.

[@dabeeramir1407]

Will definitely be checking this out

[@maddy0119]

If you're looking for a new type of government in scifi, check out Ada Palmer's Terra Ignota series! It's very out there, definitely an ideas book, but somehow all the wackiness works imo. The audiobook narrator for books 2 through 4 is also fantastic.

[@thariena]

oh, this also sounds very interesting! I'll check it out.

[@BooksWithBenghisKahn]

I absolutely love the premise!! Is it geared toward an adult or YA audience?

[@TheKris47]

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[@khomo12]

Good review!👍👍👍📚🤖🚀🖥

[@chrisalluna6733]

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[@jamesbaird1342]

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[@NerfThisBoardGames]

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[@CharMeezy21]

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[@halimamuslimah]

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[@MahoganyRain]

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