Satanic! To the gulag.

Not yet. But they’re hard at work making it happen.

I would even go further back, and recommend Equal Rites.

Looks like it’s two separate projects.

Look to Windward by Iain M. Banks. Space opera at its best.

Intellectual property owners.

When you say “non-political”, what do you mean?

The movie is about national division. I find it strange that any movie could do that without having any politics in it.

84K by Claire North. It’s a dystopian novel about corporatization of government.

At first glance that might sound generic, but she’s an incredible writer, and really makes the world she created come alive.

Such a good choice!

Standard Ebooks is a wonderful resource, although they do sometimes go for more modern words or spelling. It’s to help modern readers better understand old texts, but it means you won’t get some of the cool and quaint wording and formatting.

The Planetfall books by Emma Newman are set in a corporatocracy.

So do I, but I can see why someone would be put off the whole series after reading The Colour of Magic, so having some other books to recommend makes sense to me.

It reminds me of the Animaniacs reboot. Technically well made, and all the ingredients are there, but the spark is not quite there.

Maybe that was true in the previous reboot as well, but it’s been a while since I’ve seen it.