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Every translated edition of HOL.

I personally like that Spanish one since I'm studying the language.

u/Born-Inspection-7581 — 13 days ago
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Saw Backrooms tonight and aside from being great it taught me that it IS possible to adapt HoL for the screen.

Everyone always says that adapting House of Leaves is impossible because of the book's structure, but I really don't think it is. Make it a 10-20 episode show (NOT A MOVIE). Johnny's plot provides the framework, and the Navidson Record is the sheet that lies on top of it.

When it comes to the ergodic formatting, I think that can easily be replicated on-screen via good cinematography and pacing. If Backrooms can adapt an endless maze of the same room to the screen, someone can adapt some funky words.

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u/ijustwannanap — 1 month ago

Georges Perec’s Life: A User’s Manual [video by Lit Tips]

A concise introduction to the Oulipo Movement via Georges Perec's "Life: A User's Manual".

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u/komorebi-shinrin — 1 month ago
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Starting the book, tell me something I won't get until I get to the end.

Im so excited to start this book, I'm also a little scared.

u/Dramatic_Figure3381 — 1 month ago