In the mid-nineteen-seventies, Zuckerman was recruited to smuggle censored texts out from behind the Iron Curtain, a side-career he found meaningful6; unable to produce his own work, there was solace in liberating others'.
You may even be able to check the text out for free from the campus or local library.
Ali Raza, an artist who has spent many years working the United States but who returned to live and work part-time in Pakistan in 2006, makes large collages using scraps of lushly illustrated advertisements and pages from art books and other publications that have been partly burned so that their incongruous imagery and texts peep out from the mostly blackened paper.
The text I send out from the pooper to all our friends who saw us go home together refers to you like a conquest but it's nothing but regret and remorse because everyone knows you're nothing but my cheap late-night standby, that we've done this song and dance too many times to count, that if we were real, we would do all this sober.
The text combined the claw-your-eyes-out-from-boredom dryness of an anatomy textbook with the slimy "Yeah, bro!
And names of friends stick out from text.
According to Nikki Mahadevan who manages the Derbyshire Bird Cam Project, the children's work has included a branching database to identify birds on a feeder, bird diaries using pictures from the nest box, year 3 word processing, adding pictures and text, finding out information from the net, and building a bird hide "home corner" in one class.
The result is a sort of medieval hyperlink, where the eye is drawn out from the text to the margins to explore extraordinarily obscure quotations, facts or interpolations.
In Jonathan Safran Foer's Tree of Codes, he took Bruno Schulz's book, Street of Crocodiles, and physically cut words out from the text to leave a new story on the page.
Which is why, I guess, the excerpt demands to be accompanied by art of a naked lady flying through the air on a saddle, illustrating a quote pulled out from the text: With her face tilted down a little, she abandoned herself to the cadence of the motion that rocked her in the saddle.
