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by JJ Abrams and Doug Dorst
Limited First Edition -- Condition: New! - In the slipcase.
522 pages; 25x17cm, bound.
The book is originally sealed and laminated.
An investment for collectors of rare books.
Unread limited first edition (and only German-language edition) with all supplements (22 according to the publisher). No signs of wear as absolutely unread. Unfortunately, despite careful storage, the "seal", a paper sticker on the back of the book, has come off. But it is still available and will be gladly accepted. Don't miss the opportunity to purchase "the most beautiful book I have ever seen" (The New Yorker) in rare condition (NEW!, in original packaging)! An incomparable work of modern times and a homage to literature.
Since I don't want to open the book, I can't offer any further pictures of the contents. A quick search will give you a good first impression of the work. The publisher has also published a trailer for the book, which you can find on the relevant video platforms.
The Ship of Theseus is an exciting and innovative book by JJ Abrams and Doug Dorst, sold in a box designed to look like a used library book. The book itself is fiction written by two people who left messages for each other in the marginalia. The story is about an author named VM Straka, whose true identity is a mystery, and his novel The Ship of Theseus, which is discovered by two students who fall in love while trying to solve the mystery of Straka and his book.
The book is full of hidden messages and allusions that take the reader on a wild journey that stretches through different time planes and places. It is a unique and entertaining read, suitable for fans of Abrams' film and television work as well as readers who are passionate about mysterious mysteries and complex plots. 67472595
