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Pelafina Heather Lievre

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[13 Dec 2004|03:33pm]

I can't begin to tell you how tired I am, already.

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page 18 [13 Dec 2004|03:28pm]

( pointillism, def. )

( Succoth )

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page 17 [12 Dec 2004|11:25pm]

( David Liddel )

( Ascencion Gerson )

( Delial )

( Chris Ho )

( Dennis Stake )

( Jennifer Caps )

( Lester Breman )

( Tab Fulrest )

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page 16 [12 Dec 2004|11:08pm]

( def. vituperative )

( Leslie Buckman )

( Dale Corrdigan )

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page 15 [12 Dec 2004|09:48pm]

( Devil's Ear )

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page 12 [12 Dec 2004|09:42pm]

( Max C. Garten )

( Pico (the street) )

( Galveston, geog. )

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Page 11 [12 Dec 2004|09:41pm]

( Frances Leiderstahl )

( Joel Watkins )

( Hardy Taintic )

( Ford Agency, New York )

( Karen Green )

( Samuel T. Glade )

Bonus: Found at the Houseofleaves.com discussion board: Footnote 10 - although fictional. The word "Hapax" (under the name of the editor Eddie Hapax) means a previously non-existant word, or word that exists only once in the lexique of a language. The most famous being the "ptyx" in Mallarme's "Un coup de des". a self-mocking reference to the fallacy of the footnote itself.

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Page 10 [12 Dec 2004|07:51pm]

( Donna York )

( Hi8 Camera )

( 16mm Arriflex )

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page 9 [12 Dec 2004|07:46pm]

( Helmut Kereincrazch )

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[12 Dec 2004|07:26pm]

My absence is excused by two factors: massive change in my personal life, and inability to hold this project steadily. I love researching it, but it bears a weight that I cannot maintain for long periods of time at once. So, pick a little, talk a little.

Personal journal now found at meghany.

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Chapter 2, Page 8 [12 Dec 2004|07:12pm]

( Mary Shelley quote )

( Dr. Isaiah Rosen )

( Guggenheim Fellowship )

( NEA Media Arts Grant )

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grazie [15 Jan 2004|03:04pm]

to all who added me, thanks.

hope you didn't forget to comment to be added on grittytumulto.

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page seven [14 Jan 2004|09:37pm]

( Weinstein Brothers )

( Mirjana Gortchakova )

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Page Six [14 Jan 2004|09:32pm]

( Navy's Photo )

( Lee Sinclair )

( trope )

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Page Five [14 Jan 2004|09:30pm]

( Holloway Roberts )

( Menomonie, WI )

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Page Four [14 Jan 2004|09:30pm]

( Architectonics )

( Popomo )

( consequentialism )

( neoplasticism )

( phenomenology )

( Information Theory )

( Marxism )

( biosemiotics )

( new-minimalism )

( John D. Sinclair )

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Chapter One, page three. [08 Jan 2004|04:57pm]

( I saw a film today, oh boy... )

No such thing as Daniel Bowler's "Resurrection on Ash Tree Lane: Elvis, Christmas Past, and other NonEntities".

Same goes for "The House" (New York: Little Brown, 1995).

( Billy Meyers UFO tape )

( the Cottingly Fairies )

( Kirlian Photography )

( Ted Serios and Thoughtography )

( Alexander Gardner )

Melville's behemoth, is, obviously, Moby Dick. The whale.

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Indeed, it's been some time. [03 Jan 2004|05:44pm]

[ mood | awake ]

But to work I get. Picking up where I left off, somewhere in the middle of the introduction, here are more notes and definitions and points of clarity in MZD's masterpiece.

( What is the significance of the nickname )

( Franklin, CA )

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Introduction Notes Part 2 [28 Jun 2003|05:41pm]

Without any further ado,

( History/Mythology of Cats )

( Def. Flaze )

( Hist. Billy the Kid )

Nap time.

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Introduction Notes [27 Jun 2003|08:30pm]

These are my gathered questions, wishing to understand the background, possible significances, every little nuance in the Introduction of House of Leaves.

( 1. Is Zampanó a word in another language? Pieces of words? Meaning/ hist. sig? )

( 2. Locate sources of Full Color, 2-Color Red, 2-Color Blue, Black and White, and Incomplete Editions. )

( 3. Ask MZD or find transcript of dedication comment: This is not for you. Father? )

( 4. Look up drug facts for Excedrin PM )

( 5. Drug facts Melatonin )

( 6. Drug facts L-Tryptophan )

( 7 and 8 are Valium and Vicodin. Like we're all not well versed in that. )

( 9. Barbital )

( 10. Bourbon )

I left out marijuana and cocaine, because everyone who reads this went to school of some sort in the 90s and we all know all about it. Thank you, Mr. DARE Officer. Sir.

( Def. Lude )

( 14. Def. Truant )

( 15. Def. Johnny )

( 16. Hist. Charles de Gaulle )

( 17. Define distance, provide map, from Santa Monica to Silverlake (CA?) )

( 18. Def. Clara )

( 19. Thumper? )

( Trans. Nom de plume )

( Trans. nom de guerre )

There are more questions but this girl is tired and needs a break.

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