The combination of a "direct" and "indirect" force book. "Indirect force" involves transferring the actual force to other, usually completely unprepared books, namely simply forcing a page number. Perhaps one of the most impressive applications is the "Psychometric Book Test," based on an idea by Dr. Jaks, further developed by Perkeo, and involving ten spectators in the audience and one assistant on stage.
With “direct force,” a specific word is forced with the book itself.

With this book, both are possible, although – and this is what sets it apart from all other Force books to date – it is entirely made up of the original, readable stories by Poe, not a single page is repeated, and it even contains five full-page illustrations and two poems.

The facts:

• Format: Paperback size 18.5 x 12 cm
• Cover: matte foil lamination
• Binding: PUR perfect binding in 4 x grooved cover
• Size: 161 pages

The Force preparations:

• The double pages from 48/49 to 140/141 all have the pagination 86/87
• The odd-numbered pages, from pp. 13 to 149, all have "faith" as their first noun. (That's 69 pages, 5 of which have "faiths" and 4 have "faith" to keep the text meaningful and readable.)
• The even-numbered pages from page 14 to page 150 all have the first noun "Mann" (man). (That's 69 pages, and 3 of them have "Mannes" written on them to keep the text meaningful and readable.)
• The force words are inserted sensibly in the text (even in the poems) and are placed in different positions (beginning, middle, end and sometimes only in the second line).