The Ten Thousand Doors of January
What is the significance of the word "Door" in the novel, The Ten Thousand Doors of January?
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In her parts of the novel, January capitalizes the word “Door” if it is a portal between two worlds. Regular doors are not capitalized. Consider January’s description of a closed Door: “a Door, now reduced to a mere door” (290). The capitals are used to categorize what sort of door to which January is referring. She notes that because her father is a scholar, he never capitalizes the word “door.”
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