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Juan Guillermo juangrestrepo — Watchmen was my third graphic novel to read & I must admit it was a little challenging following the story line in the beginning. My son and his friends introduced me to graphic novels & they are an occasional welcome change to my normal reading. I especially liked the discussion on owls and the section about the Red Armageddon. In Dave Gibbons thanks to the readers, he summed up the possible thoughts of readers when he said, "We know it hasn't been easy, but we hope it's been worthwhile.....I've always found Alan's writing challenging and inspirational, and never more so than in his script for the "Dr. Manhattan on Mars" issue, where the good Doctor addresses what I feel is the central question posed by the series: "Who makes the world?" Some of my favorite quotes from the book are as follows: "Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster, and if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you." Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche "...But the world is so full of people, so crowded with these miracles that they become commonplace and we forget." Dr. Manhattan "As far as we can discern, the sole purpose of human existence is to kindle a light of meaning in the darkness of mere being." C. G. Jung, MEMORIES, DREAMS, REFLECTIONS

Jere Paajanen jerepaajanen — As Tim O'Brien, a native of Worthington, was in my backyard last Saturday, I felt guilty for not having ever read any of his books so picked up the one we happened to have in our own collection--"In the Lake of the Woods." I could hardly put it down, finding the tale of John Wade and his wife, Kathy, quite engrossing--and surprisingly timely, given its terse assessment of all things political and the way people manipulate the truths (or perceptions?) of their own lives to work to their advantage--although when deceptions unravel or are exposed, one's life can unravel completely, as well. Thoughts of John Kerry and his "swift-boating," John Grundseth, Norm Coleman/Al Franken, John McCain and more came to mind. The mystery was compelling, the writing strategies intriguing, and I found myself wishing I had read this BEFORE Tim O'Brien was in my yard!!!