" The narrator laments his Snoopy poster and tries to jumpstart the writing process by copying out the first few lines of Crime and Punishment in a part of this novel excerpted from a detective novelist's diary.
This book muses on how one might read seated on horseback, with your feet in the stirrups since "having your feet up is the first condition for enjoying a read." The narrator laments his Snoopy poster and tries to jumpstart the writing process by copying out the first few lines of Crime and Punishment in a part of this novel excerpted from a detective novelist's diary. In an early chapter of this novel, a man switches empty suitcases with a man who comments on horse race results, noting that (*) Zeno of Elea has won first. "Leaning from the steep slope without fear of wind or vertigo" is part of the long sentence created by this novel's chapter titles. In this novel, the protagonist tackles the mystery of various incomplete books with Ludmilla, the Other Reader. For 10 points, name this novel told in second-person by Italo Calvino.
This book muses on how one might read seated on horseback, with your feet in the stirrups since "having your feet up is the first condition for enjoying a read.
If on a winter’s night a traveler [or Se una notte d’inverno un viaggiotore]