If on a Winter’s Night a Traveler. Italo Calvino

Reading the intertwined plots of Italo Calvino's novel is quite unusual, because from the very beginning it is clear that the author has skillfully woven the reader into some kind of game. First, you start reading a detective novel, and at the most interesting point another story begins, then again another novel, whether it is psychological notes in the form of a diary, a thriller, another detective, a family saga, a dystopia - and everything else by a different author.

In this book, Reader and Reader, there are 10 more artistic canvases, or rather the first chapters of stories by different authors, where the plots are completely different from each other. The literary game drags on, the reading process continues, new characters, plots, allusions emerge... And somewhere in the end everything must fit into one puzzle, in which you can read, perhaps, the beginning of a new novel.