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Part 19: The Audience Draws Back

Part 18: The Fan Who Walked Onto the Stage

Part 17: The Same Hour, Apart, Together

Part 16: The City That Exists for a Weekend

Part 15: The Detective Who Sometimes Invents the Crime

Part 14: The Language With a Wall Around It

Part 13: The Fan Recuts the Show

Part 12: The Afterlife of the Work Is the Audience

Part 11: The Score Is the Reader With the Person Removed

Part 10: The Membership Card Nobody Can Print

Part 9: The Reader as Prosecutor

Part 8: The Audience Is the Memory of the Medium

Part 7: The Map Drawn Over the Real Town

Part 6: The Shelf Is a Self-Portrait You Assemble From Other People’s Products

Part 5: Cosplay Is Translation, and the Target Language Is a Body

Part 4: The Bond That Only One Side Can Feel

Part 3: The War Over Who a Character Is Allowed to Love

Part 2: The Largest Publisher in Japan Publishes Nothing

Part 1: The Audience Draws Back