The reader begins the first chapter of a novel, only to find that there was a misprint and the rest of the book has only that same chapter repeated.
The reader begins the first chapter of a novel, only to find that there was a misprint and the rest of the book has only that same chapter repeated.* Upon returning it to the bookseller, the reader is shocked to find that he now has a different novel. Again, he is unable to continue on past the first chapter and returns it, receiving yet another novel. Eventually an international conspiracy involving book fraud is uncovered, while the titles of the first chapters, when put together create an interesting sentence. FTP, so goes what post-modern novel about reading by Italo Calvino?
The reader begins the first chapter of a novel, only to find that there was a misprint and the rest of the book has only that same chapter repeated.
{If on a Winter’s Night a Traveler}