"We are compounded of halves," Goldbarth writes, in this inventive essay collection crowded with doubles — "different stories" that "share a spine".
In Spain the canons of Nicaea I (325) and Chalcedon (451), African and south Gallican canons, and Roman decretals were taken over, as well as their own canons, but the later Hispana (Spanish collection) crowded out all earlier collections.
Even in his current home, a five-thousand-square-foot loft, the collection crowds out most of the living area, except for a love seat facing a small TV.
One lot are hoarders, those frightened to let anything go, who imbue objects with memories, who feel aghast, naked, stripped of their identity without their accumulations, collections, crowded cabinets and vitrines.
"When we were out on collections, the crowd used to gather, just to see us".
Three broadside poems that were published by Kaufman in 1959 were later included in his collection Solitudes Crowded with Loneliness (1965).
The show "Sensation: Young British Artists From the Saatchi Collection" drew crowds when it first opened at the Royal Academy of Art here in 1997.
The thousands who attended on Thursday night saw a collection of crowd-pleasing numbers that have been tested over time; with a tweak here and a refinement there, the show is the same revamped version unveiled two years ago for the 75th anniversary.
For a fabulous collection of crowd-sourced digital human weirdness (and creativity) check out this site.
With that in mind, Norwich are donating £1 from every match ticket sold to the Child Refugee Crisis Appeal, will hold a crowd collection and, furthermore, will hand over £1 from the sale of selected merchandise.
