This lipogram was put into a U.S.-lingo by a man that has "Adair" as a patronymic.
This book contains instructions for making a carp fish dish instantly following a summary of Moby Dick. This book's backstory talks of a man who is slain as a ramification of a jinx that was got from purloining that jinx from his own dad, and having his fish start masticating on that jinx. Possibly as a ramification of that Zahir black magic jinx, a woman says "Maldiction" and is slain during a stay at Azincourt in this book. A cop with an ID of Aloysius Swann is a villain in this book, and that cop kills Savorgnan using a Smith-Corona wordsmith at its abrupt climax. This book has a translation of a John Milton work with "On His Glaucoma" as its ID, and it follows Olga and Ibn Abou's hunt for a missing man, who has a library that has a group of six by four, plus two books, but with that fifth book missing. This lipogram was put into a U.S.-lingo by a man that has "Adair" as a patronymic. For six plus four points, say this book, in which Anton Vowl is missing, by an Olipo author.
This book contains instructions for making a carp fish dish instantly following a summary of Moby Dick.
A Void [or La Disparition]