4.09 avg rating — 202,424 ratings

"Typographic horror"

2.98 avg rating — 616 ratings

"It's just... weird"

4.18 avg rating — 10,219 ratings

"Storyline has basis on moves on a chessboard"

3.74 avg rating — 3,863 ratings

"It has this strange reputation of not using a single word containing the letter "e", as can be deciphered by the cover here I guess"

3.43 avg rating — 7,079 ratings

"Pioneering work of the cut-up technique"

4.20 avg rating — 49,550 ratings

"Also uses cut-up; chapters can be read in mixed order"

3.86 avg rating — 1,156 ratings

"Another chapter mix-up, a largely forgotten work; first and last chapters are set, everything in between can be read in any order, giving the reader "15.5 septillion possible combinations"; book in a box"

3.51 avg rating — 86 ratings

"*Box No.1"

3.65 avg rating — 299 ratings

"Uses mirror writing; pioneer work"

3.94 avg rating — 4,594 ratings

"Seems like an underrated author among the experimentalists; this one adopts a "scrapbook" frame, allegedly"

4.01 avg rating — 112,790 ratings

"Famous work of metafiction in which the reader is a character; you don't finish the book, the book finishes you instead"

3.90 avg rating — 6,864 ratings

"This one's pretty obvious; this is my first time hearing of it after a quick search"

3.85 avg rating — 29,087 ratings

"Very intriguing format"

3.84 avg rating — 3,796 ratings

"The Street of Crocodiles, butchered up... quite literally; like A Humument, Radi Os etc.. but more modern"

3.88 avg rating — 65 ratings

"title, really; maybe takes place on a parabola?"

3.82 avg rating — 21,773 ratings

"Lots of funky textual madness"

4.07 avg rating — 5,467 ratings

"Meta; unique layout"

4.17 avg rating — 7,670 ratings

"Lexicon novel"