A Humument: A Treated Victorian Novel (Fifth Edition)
“An object both jaggedly modern . . .and densely wondrous as a medieval illumination.” (Newsday)“A more thorough lifting of layers reveals linguistic, artistic, metaphysical issues that are as many and various and essential as those in a text by Aristotle. . . . The field of collage, of color and line . . . releases outbursts of words that find themselves in an altogether new syntactical space; and there, like notes, they sing a painted music.” (William Glass - Artforum)“One of the most winning and witty artistic experiments of recent times.” (Washington Post)“A wonderful entertainment . . . full of humor, visual invention, and the peculiar poignancy of unnoticed meanings in the very lay and spelling of printed words.” (San Francisco Chronicle)