Which famous author pioneered the use of 'dust jackets with die-cut windows' as a distinctive product packaging innovation for their novels in the 1990s?

In the world of publishing, product packaging plays a crucial role in attracting readers. Book covers, special editions, and innovative formats can significantly impact sales and reader engagement. Throughout literary history, certain authors have been particularly involved in how their work was packaged and presented to the public. Test your knowledge about these literary packaging pioneers!

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Mark Z. Danielewski, whose novel 'House of Leaves' featured innovative typographical layouts and physical cut-outs
Dave Eggers, who designed his own book covers through McSweeney's publishing house with unique physical features
Jonathan Safran Foer, whose novel 'Tree of Codes' was created by die-cutting pages from another existing book
Chip Kidd, who designed breakthrough die-cut jackets for Michael Crichton's 'Jurassic Park' and other bestsellers