Bibliograph

Textual non sense, a four-part trilogy

Type

Label

Textual non sense, a four-part trilogy

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Textual non sense

Medium

electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Series statement

Beyond criticism editions

Sub title

a four-part trilogy

Summary

Textual Non Sense is mischievous, minimalist, and revolutionary: a short fuse intended to spark a fundamental re-thinking of how we engage with notions of canon. Classic texts are mangled, quotes are mis-attributed, and great authors are misidentified as Robert Crawford brings literature and chaos theory together in a romance made on Tinder. William Shakespeare of the School of Literature and Bookmaking introduces a survey of writers' struggles. John Buchan provides his guide to writing a best-seller (blotting paper plays a key role). Professor Mike Foucault employs Big Data to investigate the new discipline, 'Creaticism', or 'Critive Writing.'

Target audience

adult

Classification