Limited edition of Fahrenheit 451 that you can read only with application of heat

[annapi]

Watch the video:

http://www.openculture.com/2019/01/a-...

But I think they should have printed 451 copies...

[Booknblues]

annapi wrote: "Watch the video:

http://www.openculture.com/2019/01/a-...

But I think they should have printed 451 copies..."

Very cool! Not that I would spend that much money for a book I have to have a lighter to work with...maybe you could throw it in the microwave.

[Susie]

That’s awesome!

[annapi]

You don't need a lighter, any source of heat, like a hair dryer, will do. It just looks cooler with a flame :)

[KateNZ]

So freaky!

[Jgrace]

I think I do want one. ( if I could afford it ) It captures my imagination somehow. I don't buy many physical books anymore. I read or listen digitally. But I like actual books as objects. I appreciate the construction, the typeface, the illustrations.

This book is constructed in a way that makes a statement about the content. Bradbury would have loved it.

[Theresa]

Reminds me of the Banksy shredding stunt: https://www.theguardian.com/artanddes...

[Karin]

I'll pass, although it is fitting...