Limited edition, privately printed stitched 21 pp paperback with miniature 12 pp chap book tied in w/beaded ribbon in last page which contains miscellaneous ramblings and ruminations on Serafini adapted from the author's journal. Main book is limited to 40 copies constituting the first edition. 10 additional copies lettered A to J feature a Rives BFK pastedown on inside cover and includes the 12 pp chap book. Both 21 pp book and the 12 pp chap book are numbered copy # B. If memory serves, Jordan kept copy A. Jordan Hurder's essay on the celebrated 'Codex Seraphinianus' and its author Luigi Serafini, first published online as 'The Worlds of Luigi Serafini'. The 'Codex', always a cult book since its first publication in 1981, has steadily increased its exposure and reputation online as 'The Weirdest Book in the World'. 'Confronting and Collecting' by Hurder is by far the most intelligent English commentary on Serafini and the Codex.