The Jan van Eyck Academie, a “multiform institute for fine art, design and reflection” in Holland, has come up with a novel way of presenting Ray Bradbury’s 1953 work of dystopian fiction, Fahrenheit 451. On Instagram, they write:
This week our colleagues from Super Terrain are working in the Lab as a last stop on their all-over-Europe printing adventures. They showed us this remarkable book they made “Fahrenheit 451”. —
Want to see how the novel unfolds? Just add heat. That’s the idea.
Apparently they actually have plans to market the book. When asked on Instagram, “How can I purchase one of these?,” they replied “We’re working on it! Stay tuned.”
When that day comes, please handle the book with care.
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How can I order this book?
Did you ever find out how to order this? I cant find it anywhere.
I would like to know how to order. Have looked everywhere.
Did you ever find out where?
Oh, the irony!
If you are still interested in buying the book, please, email us at editions(at)superterrain.fr.
We are currently launching a pre-order campaign for this special edition of Fahrenheit 451.
yes, I am very interested in buying this book,
thanks, I look forward to hearing from you
paddy
I would love to have one of these book ASAP please!! Thank you