At McSweeney's, nothing has ever been all that straightforward.The San Franciscobased publisher once released an issue of its literary journal in the form of a pile of junk mail.It printed another on balloons.It has published books covered in fur, another title with secrets hidden in heat-activated ink, another whose hardcover editions will have an array of seemingly infinite unique coversand that's without getting into the profound and/or delightfully absurd stories often contained within the books' pages.
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