House of Leaves: Geometry of Madness

A house that defies geometry becomes a portal to madness in the most disturbing book ever written.

Imagine discovering your home is larger on the inside than the outside by exactly five-sixteenths

of an inch. That impossible measurement opens a doorway to terror in House of Leaves,

where reality fractures across three nested stories. A tattoo artist finds a dead blind

man's trunk containing an obsessive study of a documentary about a family whose living room births

an infinite darkness. The hallway grows, shifts, becomes a labyrinth stretching beyond

physical laws into absolute void. But the real horror lives in the pages themselves.

As characters descend into insanity, the text mirrors their collapse. Words spiral,