![]() ![]() ![]() STRAKA? Thereafter, Caldeira chronicles their relationship, their alleged meeting gone-wrong, his/her vague-eyewitness account of Straka’s death, and reasons (building a case) why Caldeira was the one responsible for reconstructing the final chapter-Chapter 10 of Ship of Theseus. Caldeira, opening with the question, WHO WAS V. The story begins with the Translator’s Note and Foreword written by Straka’s supposed confidant, F. evil, mystery and the last of nineteen novels written by V. (1) The Ship of Theseus is a murder, good vs. ![]() With “S.”, basically the reader is getting two stories for the price of one: The title page is stamped “Property of Laguna Verde H.S” and, besides the title, author, and publisher, the spine of the book is labeled with a Dewey Decimal System classification, indicating its proper location on the library’s shelf. The Shi p of Theseus appears to be an old, hard-covered library book with worn-looking, yellowed pages, published by Winged Shoes Press, New York, in 1949. Straka comes tucked into a black slipcase labeled “S.” that resembles (or presents itself as) a book itself, authored by J. ![]()
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