Tyler Hanson

Think of this as an alternate universe, where conspiracy theories are reality, and not just wild claims by small groups of people. I love how Hanson turned conspiracies into a compelling set of tales. This book kind of reminded me of the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia meme, with Charlie standing in front of a board with images and documents connected by string. The stories jump around a fairly large timeline, only to be connected in the end. It can be a little confusing at times until you reach the part where it's all wrapped up. A fun read that might not be for everyone.… (mais)