Ergodic Literature
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It's quite exhausting to read though.
Although thinking about it now I remember feeling the author being kind of cruel in making things hard to read/understand with that as the purpose (the real excentric stuff at the end), it put me off. Maybe I just don't like it.
That said, if you're looking for something similarly wacky but easier to get into, Hall's The Raw Shark Texts, or maybe even S. by Abrams and Dorst, are worth a gander.
The whole story was silly, and that particular page was "stunt writing", so I'm not quite sure that it qualifies.
There is also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Manuscript_Found_in_Sarago... which was made into an interesting movie: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059643/
That's more about recursion than anything.
Usually I have the full page of warning with flashy colors to give money because they are a fake critical dire situation.
Today, instead, I have more than half of the page wasted with a giant warning block:
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