Imaginary Indices
I have perpetrated an imaginary index to an unwritten book: this can be found at www.rereviewed.com/noname1.html. It is up to you to work out what it is indexing … Anyone who wants to play is cordially invited; it is entirely up to you whether your Index explicitly indexes, let us say, The Sword of the Zenobians, or whether you want the Readers in Invisible Writings to guess. I look forward to other and I hope, stranger contributions; if you send them to index@rereviewed.com, the Rogue Semiotician will post them when he has recovered from his cold.
January 21st, 2005 at 4:46 pm
A collection of various different mixed miscellenea
Various things all fitted into one megapost. Firstly, courtesy of LNR, this marvellous George Monbiot quote: I want to live in a land in which wolves might prowl. In which, as I have done in eastern Poland, I can follow a bend in a forest path and come…
January 22nd, 2005 at 1:03 pm
Errmm, I’m intrigued by p145 & the coming together of Bob Dylan and a Bounty bar. Shouldn’t the entries actually read ‘Stars and Stripes’ & ‘Baez, Joan’? Or possibly ‘Mars Bar’ and ‘Faithfull, Marianne’?
January 23rd, 2005 at 3:35 pm
Certainly not. The Man from Maryport might care to recall the common ground between Mr Dylan’s ‘Mozambique’ (from *Desire*), and that cheesy old Bounty advertisment ‘they came in search of paradise…and found it’.