The concept of a circular, flatbread-based publication suggests a unique approach to bookmaking and storytelling. Imagine a format where information is presented not on traditional rectangular pages, but on interconnected, edible substrates. This unconventional structure could represent a departure from linear narratives, perhaps allowing for a more cyclical or interconnected exploration of themes.
Such an approach offers several potential advantages. A circular format could symbolize wholeness, interconnectedness, or a return to origins. The edible nature of the “pages” could create a more immersive and multisensory reading experience, engaging taste and touch alongside sight. Historically, various cultures have utilized unconventional materials for recording information, from clay tablets to papyrus scrolls. This concept builds upon that tradition, exploring the expressive potential of food as a medium for storytelling.
