One of the most widely used texts in fiction courses, it has become a standard reference point in advanced discussions of how fictional form works, how authors make novels accessible, and how readers recreate texts.
On his remarkable new album Far Side Virtual, Ferraro painstakingly recreates text alerts and ringtones to explore their ability to "manipulate consumer emotion".
The New Yorker ran an excellent, painstakingly reported piece on Mr. Ravi last month recreating text, instant-message and other conversations in the weeks leading up to the incident, and the article leaves readers with an impression of Mr. Ravi as an immature, insecure punk, rather than a raging homophobe.
In the Australian context, secondary school students wrote more recreating texts.
Mr. Maw wanted to set Mr. Styron's book, and that's exactly what he did: that is, he applied music to words rather than taking the additional leap of imagination to recreate the text in another medium.
One trick in transferring the material from online to print has been how to recreate the "title text" that comments on the strip when your cursor hovers over it.
John Koch's new edition, which aimed to recreate the original text, appeared in 1997.
Following Gogol's lead, Leskov often wrote in the "skaz" form, where the text recreates a storyteller's nonstandard, dialect speech.
Among the participating scholars will be Oliver Harris, a senior lecturer at Keele University in England and the editor of the Penguin Books 50th anniversary edition of "Junky," issued today, which includes the original text recreated from archival typescripts, the author's unpublished introduction and an omitted chapter.
Alford transcribes quotes from literature into Braille, and then painstakingly physically recreates that Braille text in everyday scenes using sand or grains of rice.
