Top. It's a film, but who would dare take on such a politically potent text? A highly ambitious novel blending massive political concepts, genres and hugely significant classics. It's both a parady and a logical evolution of heart of darkness-apocalypse now inhabiting them elegantly whilst using them to expound our present global reality. Let's take heed of Miller's warnings. Not so much distopia as near future reality. Miller's depictions are exquisite driving the reader forward with terrifying intensity. Despite 'the horror', there is effortless expression of natural beauty creating a chilling pathetic fallacy reminiscent of Hardy.
In short, this is a triumph of craft, content and form. This, in a second novel, beggars belief and makes me suspect a nom de plume.
I can't wait for the next one!