Son of a bitch is that what that book was about
this post was submitted on 24 Dec 2023
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No one (and I include the writer, God, and Brainiac 5) knows what that book was about.
But do you include Mark Z. Danielewski?
No joke. I still have mine from back in the day and I took notes on this shit and still have no idea what it’s about.
I mean the hallway getting longer between the parents and their kid was kind of a hint.
Dunno, but I like this take, and I'm accepting it as canon.
This book was insaneo. I read the footnotes simultaneously with the story and it felt like a choose your own adventure book.
Good book but it needed another 4 layers of meta. Shame the authors current series won’t be finished.
I got this book recently. I've read like 20 pages before dropping it for now. It's weird
This book is the death of comfort.
I love that book, and I miss seeing Hakita in my feed, wish they'd join Mastodon!