A children's book with no countries on it—only rooms to enter, a theater in a forest, and copies that travel between strangers who never meet.

A water-damaged children's book carried by Corinne Applewhite, read in the

Meridian balcony during Duluth blizzards, returned to a Missoula library after

nine years missing, and found in Ferris Noon's projection room with a name

written inside that no one can explain. In the archive, it marks the difference

between almost arriving and arriving incorrectly.