The serial
A curated run in chapters, ordered so that each one introduces a single new kind of claim. Parity, majority, implication — learned one at a time, against editions chosen for the purpose rather than dealt by a date.
A daily paper of sworn statements. Every speaker either never lies or never tells the truth, and exactly one reading of the page leaves no statement standing false. Find it, stamp it, go to press.
Every edition is verified by an exhaustive solver to have exactly one answer before it is printed.
Eight sworn statements. Stamp each speaker TRUE or FALSE, then go to press. The paper will not say which speaker you have wrong.
0 OF 8 STAMPED · TAP A ROW TO STAMP
This edition cannot go to press. At least one speaker is stamped wrongly — the paper does not say which, and the testimony stands as printed.
Each speaker swears one statement. Some of them never lie. The rest never tell the truth, and the paper vouches for none of it.
TRUE or FALSE, one stamp apiece. A statement is true exactly when the speaker is, which is what makes the page hold together or fall apart.
One reading leaves no statement standing false. Anything else is refused as a correction, and the correction names nobody.
A curated run in chapters, ordered so that each one introduces a single new kind of claim. Parity, majority, implication — learned one at a time, against editions chosen for the purpose rather than dealt by a date.
The file, indexed by folio and date the way a morgue is. Every edition the paper has printed stays available, and the ones typeset before publication began are labelled as such: nobody read those on the day.