Story that takes 1,000 years to read

Conceptual artist Jonathon Keats responds to the hyper-fast media cycles by writing a story that will take a millennium to tell.
His story is printed on a the cover of Opium Magazine. When exposed to the sun's ultraviolet light, the words will become visible at the rate of one word per century. Of course, that rate is subject to variation based upon the eroding ozone layer (or taking an ultraviolet lamp to it).
[via Wired via Jason Kottke]
Labels: conceptual, writing
2 Comments:
I can't wait for the sequel.
Oh, wow!
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