Wednesday, May 18, 2005

About two weeks ago, I experienced the literary equivalent of suddenly noticing the rather large African elephant that's part of the bathroom decor. I realized that I had never actually read "V for Vendetta" by Alan Moore.

The book arrived in a few days and like most other Alan Moore books was a gripping but difficult read.

Instead of spoilers I'll just quote.
I don't know who you are. Please believe. There is no way I can convince you that this is not one of their tricks. But I don't care. I am me, and I don't know who you are, but I love you.
I'm sure you'll want to read the rest of Valerie's letter.
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5 comments:

  1. Mridul8:43 AM

    Got here through your comment on Kousik's ...
    Loved your emacs post , a friend of mine blames his RSI woes on emacs ;-)

    Enjoyed a couple of back posts here - the days of the week definitions matched mine perfectly : with one exception.
    A small "optimization" so as to say - I usually take the wednesday evening/night off and go catch a movie or a hang out with friends , etc - to give it a late staurday night effect : cant stay out too late (next day invarialy I turn up late : "heavy traffic" wonderful excuse !)
    Does wonders to my outlook of the week ! So essentially , when it starts , I am alerady looking to the next break ;-)

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  2. Anonymous4:01 PM

    How come you didn't know about a comic book!! I am stunned ...

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  3. Hob Gadling10:02 PM

    It's not like I didn't know about it. I just had never actually read it.

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  4. i-me-moi4:47 AM

    its also a film btw ...

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  5. Hob Gadling9:58 PM

    It's a film in the making. Otherwise I woulda watched it!

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