Damn Superpuzzle is awesome! It kicks extreme ass! I’ve read through about six chapters and it’s rekindled feelings I had not felt for years… The pure radiant innocence of this is incredible! I think this could be the big crossover point that gets the Twelve-Visions concepts to the masses in a digestible form. I’m getting thoughts like “is this for real?” and “don’t worry — happiness in the Universe is inescapable.” I realize that this “civilization” is a pretext for slavery; not obvious slavery, but a slow, piecemeal, debilitating slavery where the “authorities” keep the forces of production at just enough to sustain the masses, neither completely killing the populace nor allowing full blown prosperity. Man, those people are incredible bastards. My heart went out to Miss Annabelle and those kids. I had feelings of wanting to beat up those idiots on the school board. She and those children should have been protected at all costs. Unlike Ayn Rand, this story while retaining the same positive sense of life as that book had, if not more so, was written from a male perspective, and thus sir, you have created one of the most intensely sexually attractive characters I’ve ever seen in Miss Annabelle. Mike C. T.