He Confuses 1 And 2 And The 200 I.Q.
"Mr. Byars By Mr. Brockman"

l. He confuses l and 2 the 200 I.Q.


2. He likes sentences that go 100 ways at once. You can't tell where the subject is, you can't tell what the subject is.


3. Wears his hat to deny his head.


4. He wants it written so that at the end of the book you can't imitate, can't possibly think of anything he's done. Written so each sentence has in all its parts an openness.


5. Lines that are too easy can't attract complexity: have to write for subtle people, not for the world.


6. Is self-conscious option enough?


7. Like a dream, like a vision, like a bubble, like a shadow, like dew, like lightning was his 8th name.


8. All of his publicity improves with xerography. Does that have anything to do with evolution?


9. The book: artifice. Show them your notes.


10. All questions consist of establishing the notion of asking followed by a nominative?


11. Black, brown, white, yellow and red, please. If you'll say it twice you'll like it.


12. At first sight do you perceive the full potential of a circumstance?


13. The Chinese make books to go on their sleeves. We don't make sleeves like that.


14. Between the brain and the cerebellum.


15. Imagine, you had an experience.


16. He can't remember it before he pays attention to it.


17. Thank God for the names of the body.


18. He was an out-patient at the insect hospital at Amedidad .


19. People pay twice for describing.


20. He exercises in his morning bath by thinking about walking.


21. Buy my head for life, think of you only, won't think of anything else.


22. His product's fame.


23. Speaking and writing styles are always the same. Nobody can write, nobody can talk.


24. Dismiss yourself.


25. The great personal hallucination: he.