The Last Page

This was the start of my blog. As such, I am told I was the first person to solve the text code as well as a second hidden text code. It was ingenious, but like most codes, solvable. Thanks for the challenge. Sorry to burst a thirty year old bubble. It was bound to happen. The challenge was irresistible.
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My first thoughts on Maze: I found out about the book MAZE by Christopher Manson on June 10, 2014. It was published in 1985 and nobody has completely solved the entire thing. Someone claims to have solved 44 out of 45 levels, but won't say which one remains unsolved. ( I'll try to be more upfront. He later said it was 22, which was one of the first ones I got.)

I am deliberately avoiding reading any spoilers, so I have no idea whatsoever of what I am to come up against. A little bit about myself? Sure. I love any kind of code and will take on any challenge put out there. November 15 1985 was the release.

I have been looking at a picture and the text for MAZE 1 online while I wait for my book to arrive in the mail.  I still have no idea what this is about. The clues are seemingly very elusive. In examining MAZE 1, I have found 10 reasons to select a certain door, out of four possible choices. I will list them later, or earlier as the blog goes. I don't know how to post this spoiler free, so if I'm right, then spoiler alert. If not, ride with me into frustration. Leave your umbrella outside.