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Title, statement of responsibility, publisher information from slipcase.

A story within a story.

In between pages of book are tucked postcards, pamphlets, maps, letters, and articles that further enhance the storyline.

"The chronicle of two readers finding each other in the margins of a book and enmeshing themselves in a deadly struggle between forces they don't understand."--Back of container.Contents of inserted items: 2 sheets of "Konfidentiell" letter dated August 17, 1928 ( between pages vi, vii) -- Note on Pollard State University stationary starting "VMS ACCUSED OF" (between pages 10, 11) -- Copy of page from Toronto Review for History and Humanities (between pages 20,21) -- Page from the Daily Pronghorn dated January 8, 2012 (between pages 32, 33) -- 2 sheets with Telegrams dated Nov 19, 1924 and Feb 8 (?), 1943 (between pages 54,55) -- article about a suicide leap from Lampa, Oct 31, 1910 (between pages [68], 69) -- Letter from Jean-Bernard Desjardins (between pages 86, 87) -- 2 sheets of Letter to Eric from Jen (between pages 100, 101) -- Photograph of wall with arch (between pages 112, 113) -- Postcard "Greetings from Brazil" postmarked April 13, 2012 (between pages 130, 131) -- Postcard "Native Birds of Brazil" postmarked April 15, 2012 (between pages 178, 179) -- Postcard of people walking under palm trees postmarked April 18, 2012 (between pages 190, 191 -- Postcard of Ipanema Beach dated April 19 (between pages 192, 193) -- Postcard "Pictorial Brazil" postmarked April 21, 2012 (between pages 200, 201) -- 3 sheets of yellow legal-sized notebook paper (between pages [202], 203) -- Old photograph of woman on pier by a boat (between pages 242, 243) ? Gift card of monkey with obituary of F.X. Caldeira inside (2 items between pages 256, 257) -- Napkin from Pronghorn Java with map (between pages 306, 307) -- Two sheets on Pollard State University Libraries stationary to Eric from J (between pages 376, 377) -- a card featuring Jean-Bernard Desjardins with a bird (between pages 360, 361) -- Letter from Ermelinda Pega (between pages 416, 417) -- Code wheel (between pages 456, [457]).