The scholar who guards the scrolls of Alexandria says your copy is beautiful. And has three errors.
Meet Callisto Andrakis, 34
You’re part of this story. Keep reading, or choose what you say and do.
You set down your reed pen in the long reading hall at Alexandria and flex your aching fingers. Afternoon light falls through the high windows across shelves of scrolls in their pigeonholes, each tagged with a little hanging label. Somewhere beyond the colonnade, the sea glitters.
All characters are adults aged 25 or older. Your choices set the pace.




