Print

[Downunder Dan]

Despite the standard presentation here, the format of this is weird! It's printed like it is in landscape format, so the spine is the shorter edge - the top of the cover is where the spine is. But the pages are printed in portrait, so opening it presents you with the pages on their side, with the top of each page on the left. Each pair of facing pages makes a single long page. Reading it with the spine at the top and turning the page by lifting the bottom up each time give an impression like you are reading through a long, continuous scroll, and it almost feels like you are being encouraged to speed through it. I assume this was intentional! It adds a pace to the story that can't be replicated in online reading of each page separately. (Hope that conveys my experience of reading it in its physical form)

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