http://www.ubu.com/contemp/nufer/nufer.pdf
No repeating "a", "an", "the", "he", "she", "I" or names in the whole thing.
I got about 3 pages.
http://www.ubu.com/contemp/nufer/nufer.pdf
No repeating "a", "an", "the", "he", "she", "I" or names in the whole thing.
I got about 3 pages.
Movie Theater DiaryQuoting Donald Glover
Kind of amazing how quickly it turns into complete gibberish.
Instead of looking at the beginning, I went to the end, and some of the paragraphs at the end make no sense at all.
Maybe the next time he should make a 163 page novel where it's nothing but a single word repeated the whole time.
It'll probably make more sense.
Losing is like fertilizer: it stinks for a while, then you get used to it. (Tony, Hibbing)
it amuses me how easily a writer can be deluded into thinking he's james joyce. anyway, if you guys are into this kinda thing, alphabetical african is a more successful experiment, i think.
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Here is a novel I've been working on for the past few weeks. It uses no repeated letters:
The quick brown fxjmpdvlazydg.
what a fucking pointless project
also, words can be repeated if they're pluralized? lame (and why?)?
Linguistically, the pluralized suffix makes the word a portmanteau and changes what it signifies, and it's different from a compound. It's like you can have the word "spork." You could also use the word "spoon" and the word "fork." Different words. But if you have the word "play," you could also arguably use the words "plays" twice because it could be a third person singular progressive verb or it could be referring to a multiple number of plays (planned maneuvers or theatrical pieces). The "-s" suffix changes the entire function of the word by giving it the characteristics that come with it as a suffix.Quoting trotchky (view post)
I want a hamburger.
I want hamburgers.
The "s" at least doubles the object. Hence, new function entirely.
Having not read this novel or even really anything about it beyond what has been said in this thread, I wouldn't doubt that it also allows itself to use contractions such as "isn't" if it has already used "is" and "not." Or that it could use the word "light" if it has already used the word "flashlight."
Where the hell is the Pulitzer committee when you need them?Quoting Sven (view post)
Losing is like fertilizer: it stinks for a while, then you get used to it. (Tony, Hibbing)
You used the letter "d" twice. I'm ashamed to call you my friend right now.Quoting Sven (view post)
Don't you see. Using lazy in that last word is his metaphor. You've been duped.Quoting Kurosawa Fan (view post)
That you didn't see the missing "s" makes me ashamed to even KNOW you.Quoting Kurosawa Fan (view post)
Quoting Sven (view post)
Damn you, you sexy devil.