> there were hundreds of cases where the editor claimed something was a typographical error, and DFW insisted that actually it was precisely how he meant it to be. They went back and forth for months, with the publisher eventually charging DFW a fee for all the extra labor involved.

> So... we can't know for sure, but there's a strong case that any particular little weird error, DFW intended it to be this way.

You'd have to assume that every time he got called out on an obvious error and insisted he'd meant it all along, he was telling the truth.