The Book You Would Like to Be Written

Index of Titles

1. A book in which the earth has no moon
2. A book which would prove the impossibility of responding to your question
3. The Accounts Of The Making of The Tower Of Babel
4. A book that amalgamates Dellilo, Vonnegut, Delany, Voltaire, Adams, Clemens, Lagerquist
5. A book that break down or breaks through the invalid assumptions that we live by...
6. Any book "as told to" somebody else
7. A book describing the severance of humanity from itself
8. The book I imagine I'll one day write captures and involves the reader
9. A book that deals with the small men under the counter
10. Breakfast of Champions
    by Kurt Vonnegut
11. Candide
    by Voltaire
12. Dialogues
    by Aristotle
13. Diaries
    by Mohammed
14. The Farmer of Dogwich
15. The fourth Gormenghast book
    by Mervyn Peake
16. Written accounts from the other side of Haklyut Society documents
17. The Inside Story On The Assasination of Adolph Hitler - The War that Never Was. (substitute Pol Pot or George Bush)
18. A hypertextual version of Locus Solus
    by Raymond Roussel
19. Hypertext version Love's Body
    by Norman O. Brown
20. Mysterious Stranger
    by Sam Clemens
21. Never Metafiction
22. Notes on Aristotle's Dialogues
    by Plato
23. Complete works of Pythagoras.
24. Complete works of Sappho
25. Of Mice and Men
    by John Steinbeck
26. Hypertext version of the Philosophical Investigations
    by Ludwig Wittgenstein
27. Hypertext version of The Saragossa Manuscript
    by Jan Potaki
28. The Seven by Nine Squares
29. The Sibyl
    by Peer Lagerquist
30. Slaughterhouse 5
    by Kurt Vonnegut
31. The Splendor and Misery of Bodies, of Cities, sequel to Stars in My Pocket like Grains of Sand
    by Samuel R. Delany.
32. Subject That Cannot Be Told
33. White Noise
    by Don Delillo
34. Written equivalents of the oral West African epics
35. Why not write it yourself...

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