just finished re-reading _Subcutanean_ (https://subcutanean.textories.com/), except this time I was reading two copies in parallel (i.e., read a section in copy A, then read that same section copy B, then move onto the next section in copy A, etc). reading it this way definitely brought out the "a million USB keys floating to a million surfaces" aspect of the text, though it also underlined how much the "spine" of the story is more or less static, despite all of the surface variations
Subcutanean: A Novel Where No Two Copies Are the Same
A horror novel that's different for every reader. A queer coming-of-age story about yearning for possibilities.Subcutanean
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