House of Leaves: The Remastered Full-Color Edition Paperback

A family films their new house and finds a hallway that should not fit inside it, and the book recording that discovery keeps coming apart in the reader's hands. Mark Z. Danielewski's novel stacks three layers of narration: the film record itself, an academic commentary on footage that may never have existed, and the marginal notes of the man assembling the manuscript. Typography does real work here, with text running sideways, upside down and across near-empty pages, and this remastered full-colour Pantheon edition prints the coloured words as the design intends. At 736 pages it rewards patience and a willingness to follow footnotes into stories of their own. Notes on this printing: • Remastered full-colour Pantheon edition • 736 pages with the novel's layout intact • Coloured words reproduced as the design specifies • Layered narration across text, footnotes and appendices For readers of experimental fiction, horror with a formal twist and design-minded collectors, stocked at Boipoka.