Sources, IV

1. Dan Brown, The Da Vinci Code
2. Ibid.
3. Dwight Garner, "Floating a Wild Plan and a Dead Man to Defeat the Nazis" (review of Ben Macintyre's Operation Mincemeat) NYT, 5/12/10

Sources, III

6. P.G. Wodehouse, Bertie Wooster Sees It Through

7. Jacques Derrida, The Politics of Friendship

8. Paul Collins, "The Lost Symphony," in The Believer (Nov. 2004)

Sources, II

4. Mark Leyner, Salon interview with Laura Miller, 1997

5. Chad Ochocinco with Jason Cole, Ocho Cinco (2009)

Sources VI

1. Prefatory note, Lewis Shiner, Glimpses (1993)

2. Nicholson Baker, The Anthologist

Sources V

I. John Barth, "Lost in the Funhouse"

II. Interview with Daniel Clowes, Apr. 29–May 5, Time Out New York

Sources

1. From the first page of Edgar Rice Burroughs's Tarzan of the Apes (1912).

2. From the opening of W.H. Mallock's A Human Document (1892). This novel forms the source text for Tom Phillips's novel of erasure, A Humument.

3. "The Ridiculous Vision of Mark Leyner," NYT, 9/13/92