Which famous novel was intentionally published with a first edition price of $100 in 1996 (equivalent to about $185 today), making it one of the most expensive new fiction releases of its time?

The world of rare books and first editions is a fascinating intersection of literature, collecting, and pricing strategy. Publishers and booksellers have long used various approaches to price literary works, from affordable mass-market paperbacks to premium collectors' editions. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most remarkable examples of literary pricing strategy in modern publishing history - a first edition that commanded an extraordinary price point upon its initial release.

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Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace
The Recognitions by William Gaddis
Mason & Dixon by Thomas Pynchon
The Tale of Genji by Jakucho Setouchi (limited edition translation)