House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski

House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski

A family measures their house and finds the inside is a quarter of an inch longer than the outside. Then a door appears in a wall that faces the garden.

Danielewski wraps that story in an academic study of a film that does not exist, annotated by a tattoo-parlour apprentice who is losing his mind — with text that spirals, inverts and runs off the page as the corridor lengthens.

A genuine cult object. It has to be physically turned and rotated to read, which is the point.

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