The Hexagonal Codex

The Hexagonal Codex is a book found inside the infinite Library—the vast expanse of hexagons that contains every book that has ever been written, every book that could ever be written, and every book that is pure gibberish.

Part philosophical treatise, part field guide, part haunted artifact, it offers:

• A complete taxonomy of the Library's books—Vindications, Comets, Mirrors, Palimpsests, Blanks
• A field guide to its inhabitants—Seekers, Librarians, Collectors, Purifiers, Diviners, Sleepers, and the things that move in the spaces between hexagons
• A practical philosophy for living in the infinite—how to choose a book, how to read, how to be with others, how to stay yourself
• The margins themselves—annotations by at least three different hands, each with their own story, their own obsessions, their own approaching madness

As you read, you become part of that conversation. The margins are waiting.