Julio Cortázar ”Hoppa hage”
“Written in an episodic, snapshot manner, the
novel has 155 chapters, the last 99 being designated as "expendable."
The book can be read either in direct sequence from chapter 1 to 56, which,
Cortázar writes, the reader can do “with a clean conscience”, or by
hopscotching through the entire set of 155 chapters--except chapter
55--according to a table provided by the author that leaves the reader,
finally, in an infinite loop between the last two chapters in the sequence.
There are several other ways to read the novel, such as reading only the odd or
even pages, or choosing chapters in completely random order. Some of the
"expendable" chapters fill in gaps in the main story, while others
add information about the characters or record the aesthetic and literary speculations
of a writer named Morelli (possibly a stand-in for the author) who makes a
brief appearance in the narrative. The novel is also considered to belong in
the genre of Latin American magical realism and is an example of multiple
endings.” (engelska Wikipedia)
http://www.modernista.se/shop/shopexd.asp?id=2825
och “Samtalen med don Juan” av Carlos Castaneda
http://shop.textalk.se/se/article.php?id=1086&art=146651
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