| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - As the story-ness of the story increases, so too does the reader's delight and admiration. (That was certainly true for me; judging from some readers' comments, your experience may vary.) One imagines that Pessl, like Blue Van Meer, is on the verge of something big; regardless of what comes next, though, the strange and wonderful confabulation she has delivered in this book is a prize.My only regr
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