Reader's Rights Explored

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Pennac Daniel: Comme un roman. Gallimard, white collection, 1993. Octavo, paperback, with launch band preserved. 173 pp. A very fine copy. The inalienable rights of the reader: 1. The right not to read. 2. The right to skip pages. 3. The right not to finish a book. 4. The right to reread. 5. The right to read anything. 6. The right to bovarism (literally transmissible disease). 7. The right to read anywhere. 8. The right to nibble. 9. The right to read aloud. 10. The right to remain silent.