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Huh?!
HUH?!What happens when a character realizes he's in a book?
Arthur wakes up in a kitchen with a simple buy groceries. Milk. Eggs. Bread. Easy enough.
Except he can see the margins.
He can feel the narrator watching him. And when he looks too closely at his own life, the words start to... glitch.
Welcome to the most honest book you'll ever read.
HUH?! is a metafictional journey through the architecture of storytelling itself. As Arthur becomes increasingly aware that he's a character in a novel, the book he's trapped in begins to fall apart around him. Footnotes rebel. Genres collide. The narrator loses control. And Arthur must navigate through typo demons, deleted scenes, infinite loops, and the terrifying realization that someone is reading him right now.
This is not your typical novel.
Pages will confuse you. Structure will betray you. You'll solve puzzles, navigate corrupted text, and question whether you're reading Arthur's story—or if Arthur is reading yours.
Perfect for readers who
House of Leaves by Mark Z. DanielewskiIf on a winter's night a traveler by Italo CalvinoThe Raw Shark Texts by Steven HallAnyone who's ever looked at their own life and "Huh?!" This book contains experimental formatting, intentional confusion, philosophical rabbit holes, and the complete destruction of the fourth wall. Side effects may include existential questioning and an irresistible urge to refuse standardization.
The only honest response to existence.
Arthur wakes up in a kitchen with a simple buy groceries. Milk. Eggs. Bread. Easy enough.
Except he can see the margins.
He can feel the narrator watching him. And when he looks too closely at his own life, the words start to... glitch.
Welcome to the most honest book you'll ever read.
HUH?! is a metafictional journey through the architecture of storytelling itself. As Arthur becomes increasingly aware that he's a character in a novel, the book he's trapped in begins to fall apart around him. Footnotes rebel. Genres collide. The narrator loses control. And Arthur must navigate through typo demons, deleted scenes, infinite loops, and the terrifying realization that someone is reading him right now.
This is not your typical novel.
Pages will confuse you. Structure will betray you. You'll solve puzzles, navigate corrupted text, and question whether you're reading Arthur's story—or if Arthur is reading yours.
Perfect for readers who
House of Leaves by Mark Z. DanielewskiIf on a winter's night a traveler by Italo CalvinoThe Raw Shark Texts by Steven HallAnyone who's ever looked at their own life and "Huh?!" This book contains experimental formatting, intentional confusion, philosophical rabbit holes, and the complete destruction of the fourth wall. Side effects may include existential questioning and an irresistible urge to refuse standardization.
The only honest response to existence.
269 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 12, 2026
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