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Judy Chen bjsolani — I read this long ago. The town she writes about is the town I used to live in in Texas. The name was changed to protect the guilty. But I know that bridge and I drove those roads. Her descriptions of the people and places and attitudes are spot on. I laughed at parts because these are personalities I have met and they are described perfectly, but then it isn't really funny because it isn't fiction.

Humberto Hoyos hhoyos400818 — Re-read this in the last couple of days - enjoyed it even more the second time around. I love the complexity of the characters and how they work together to a relationship that works for all of them.

Frank Ozmun _rank_zmun — I read this for my history paper. It's about the media's involvement in disinformation about aliens. It's sometimes interesting, but other times it seems so ridiculous that it's funny. At points it's "facts" are reduced to a six degrees of separation like web (James Person wrote a book about an alien while his best friend starred in a film with Beth Lady who is married to a UFO witness). It was a strange and difficult read, but it helped with my paper. If you ever feel in the mood to take on a 500+ page book about government conspiracies, well then I guess it would have to be this one. Since I just cannot think of another.