House of Leaves

Funny, moving, sexy, beautifully told, an elaborate engagement with the shape and meaning of narrative." < The New York Times Book Review "A rollicking Pynchonesque oddity, a Nabokovian linguistic obsession, and a Borgesian unreality. [House of Leaves] jumps and skips and plays with genre-wrecking abandon, postmodern panache, and an obsessively imaginative scope that absolutely shames most books on the market today." San Francisco Examiner and Chronicle "One of the most ambitious, complicated, and eagerly anticipated literary debuts of the year. House of Leaves is like no other novel you've ever read.' Newsweek "A love story by a semiotician. Danielewski has a songwriter's heart as attuned to heartache as he is to Derrida's theory on the sign." Time Out New York