To literalise the book's main theme, which concerns the play between two adjacent realities, Kidd made a semi-transparent wrapper that slightly distorts the image of the main character, which is printed directly on to the cloth cover beneath.
The conversation was strange and only ever adjacent to reality, with West saying proudly that he "wasn't being controlled by strategy or thoughts," praising Donald Trump despite saying nothing about the President's latent racism and misogyny, and saying that he wanted to build a community on a plot of land in California.
They could benefit from the weakened competition, or from being placed adjacent to hit reality shows like "American Idol" on Fox and "Dancing With the Stars" on ABC, leading them to stand out even more.
This dramaturgical strategy - setting a play not entirely within but adjacent to observed reality - allows the playwright to explore human processes, freed from the constraints of particular circumstances and personalities.
OK, maybe not real, but reality-adjacent.
A video obtained from an adjacent store revealed a very different reality — just a young kid talking with friends, never blocking anyone's way.
It's a huge leap for the company — one that you could nearly say befits its name, when you consider that the company has had relatively little buzz compared to others in the adjacent areas of virtual and augmented reality.
His characters are often separated from reality, moving through an adjacent but surreal world of their own.
Perhaps the only list on which President Barack Obama and reality television star Sharon Osbourne hold adjacent spots is that of the best-selling autobiographies of the past decade.
Really, this VH1 reality series should have been called "Basketball Adjacent"... Stacy Keibler is having a baby with new husband Jared Pobre.
