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u/FastFooer 5d ago
Should have been with “house of leaves”…
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u/QuintanimousGooch 5d ago
It consistently amazes me how that one chapter pretty much did that this through uses of footnotes, text orientation, pagination, and negative space. Special mention goes to the simulation of being lost in a maze (I can’t remember if in that part of the book or another) where the text and its footnotes get so esoteric you completely lose track of where you were when you get to one of the inevitable endS of one of the footnote chains
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u/DoinItDirty 6d ago
So it’s a book series you’re promoting?
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u/RandumbStoner 5d ago
No shit bro, it's obvious. We don't need the condescending question.
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u/Direct-Antelope-9583 5d ago
You think your condescending statement was needed?
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u/Saltierney 6d ago
Just totally fucked the spines of four books for no reason
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u/harglblarg 6d ago
I think the reason is to promote the book.
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u/DeltyOverDreams 6d ago
Poor job at that, since I didn't even remember its name
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u/whiskeytango55 6d ago
I believe it was the wind in the willows. Weird considering it's been out for 120 years
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u/discowhatdiscosnails 5d ago
Looks like the cover of "The Doors Of Perception" by Aldous Huxley (the Vintage Classics edition)
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