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Iād like to read some early examples of novels that include āsupplementary materialsā outside the main text: maps, languages, genealogies, etc.
Wikipedia tells me that Iām looking for 18th century English antiquarian authors Thomas Chatterton, Thomas Percy and William Stukeley.
Does anyone here have favorite works by them? How about other pre-Tolkien authors whose books included media apart from the main narrative?
Thanks!
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