
A family’s house is bigger on the inside than the outside, and the book itself becomes a maze
A family moves into a house and discovers that its interior is larger than its exterior. A documentary filmmaker explores it, and a scholar writes a commentary on the film, which is then discovered and annotated by a young man named Johnny Truant. The text is full of footnotes, shifting layouts and strange formatting.
Readers who like experimental fiction and a challenge.
A cult favorite that is as much an object as a story. It demands patience and attention.
Horror · Experimental · Haunted house · Layers
709 pages · ≈ 20 h
Will Navidson’s family, a scholar named Zampanò and Johnny Truant.
A house in Virginia and Johnny’s life in Los Angeles.
The page layout, footnotes and colored words are part of the story.
Disorienting, eerie and clever.