Every story told twice (say, in the morning and in the evening, or at the beginning of spring and at the end of autumn, or aloud and on paper) is already two different stories. And if every person is allowed to have doubles—a mirror-image one, and one who dreams our dreams for us—why shouldn't a book written in the waking state about events that happened in a dream have such doubles? It so happened that the story about the Nests of Chimeras was told twice, according to the number of magic winds of Khomana that poisoned the narrator's blood. You have received the story told at night, when the time comes for the wind named Ovyotganna; a story written in white chalk on a blackboard. You are just that lucky.
Author: Max Frei
Pages: 640 (typographic). Hardcover
Dimensions: 206x130x55 mm
