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Part story, part game, this is a book with a difference - one in which the reader becomes the protagonist. Inspired by Marcel Proust's In Search of Lost Time and Fyodor Dostoyevsky's The Gambler, the action is set in a hotel casino on the coast of Normandy. The Wheel of Fortune recovers the 'Choose Your Own Adventure' gamebook - very popular in the early 1990s, right before the advent of the Internet. You, the reader, are responsible for the protagonist's vicissitudes. The narrative changes according to your decisions, the actions you carry out and your interaction with other characters inside the book. Sometimes you will need to try your luck to decide on different situations and to play the games that are offered in the story, like French roulette and . . . Russian roulette. Death, chance, desire and arcane knowledge will unfold as you explore the multiple narrative paths and the unknown that lies ahead.David Maroto is a Spanish visual artist based in the Netherlands. He has created art projects in the form of games (Disillusion) and novels (Illusion). In 2011 he spent a residency in ISCP New York, where he met curator Joanna Zielinska and begun their collaboration in The Book Lovers, a long-term project focused on artist novels with the support of a number of international art institutions. Maroto holds an MFA degree from the Dutch Art Institute and is currently carrying out a PhDin Edinburgh College of Art.

David Maroto is een Spaanse beeldend kunstenaar, die al meerdere jaren in Nederland woont en werkt. Hij initieerde en creëerde diverse kunstprojecten in de vorm van games (Disillusion) en romans (Illusion). In 2011 verbleef hij in de vorm van een artist in residence in ISCP New York, waar hij in contact kwam met curator Joanna Zielinska. De samenwerking resulteerde in het lange termijn project The Book Lovers. Dit project onderzoekt het fenomeen van de artist novels. Maroto behaalde de MFA-graad van het Dutch Art Institute en werkt momenteel aan een PhD aan de Edingburg College of Art.