List with No Name #15

  1. Joseph Cornell’s boxes.
  2. Much of J.G. Ballard, especially the stuff in the ’70s and ’80s.
  3. The Residents.
  4. The films of the Brothers Quay.
  5. Charles Burns’s stuff.
  6. Wm. Burroughs, or the idea of Wm. Burroughs.
  7. Joseph Beuys and his goddamn fat and felt.

List with No Name #14

  1. Eudora Welty
  2. Zora Neale Hurston
  3. Flannery O’Connor
  4. Carson McCullers
  5. Kate Chopin
  6. Lillian Smith
  7. Katherine Anne Porter
  8. Shirley Ann Grau
  9. Harper Lee
  10. Alice Walker
  11. Lydia Cabrera

List with No Name #13

  1. 2013
  2. 2766
  3. 1462
  4. 6763
  5. 169
  6. 1420
  7. 2963
  8. 2557
  9. 1729
  10. 2005
  11. 12013
  12. 2069
  13. 1391
  14. 102
  15. 2556

List with No Name #12

  1. McNulty & Bunk
  2. Carver & Herc
  3. Poot & Bodie
  4. Avon & Stringer
  5. Freamon & Bunk
  6. Kima & McNulty
  7. Freamon & Prez
  8. Rhonda & Daniels
  9. McNulty & Freamon
  10. Snoop & Chris
  11. Omar & Brother Mouzone

List with No Name #11

  1.  The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea
  2. The Big Sleep
  3. The Way of All Flesh
  4. Woodcutters
  5. The Melancholy of Resistance
  6. Aurelia and Other Writings
  7. The Hearing Trumpet
  8. The Invention of Morel
  9. The Narrow Road to the Deep North and Other Travel Sketches
  10. Today I Wrote Nothing
  11. The Red and the Black

List with No Name #10

1. 2666, Roberto Bolaño

2. The Pale King, David Foster Wallace

3.  Train Dreams, Denis Johnson

4. The Last Novel, David Markson

5. Samuel Johnson Is Indignant, Lydia Davis

6. Agapē Agape, William Gaddis

7. C, Tom McCarthy

8. No Country for Old Men, Cormac McCarthy

9. Sandokan, Nanni Balestrini

10. Open City, Teju Cole

List with No Name #9

  1. A Peep at Polynesian Life
  2. A Narrative of Advenures in the South Seas
  3. And a Voyage Thither
  4. His First Voyage
  5. The World in a Man-of-War
  6. The Whale
  7. The Ambiguities
  8. His Fifty Years of Exile
  9. His Masquerade
  10. An Inside Narrative

List with No Name #8

 

  1. Robert Walser
  2. Franz Kafka
  3. Henry Miller
  4. Thomas Bernhard
  5. David Markson
  6. Renata Adler
  7. W.G. Sebald
  8. Lydia Davis
  9. Ben Marcus

 

List with No Name #7

 

  1. Orchard House
  2. 334 East 11th St.
  3. Hoeller’s garret
  4. 7 Eccles St.
  5. Bag End, Bagshot Row
  6. 4 Privet Dr.
  7. Thornfield Hall
  8. 221B Baker St.
  9. Interzone

List with No Name #6

 

  1. “Listening to the same programme, she also learned that the only animal that doesn’t crossbreed with its own offspring, is the horse.”
  2. “Somebody went there to die, I believe, in one of the old stories. Paris, perhaps. I mean the Paris who had been Helen’s lover, naturally. And who was wounded quite near the end of that war.”
  3. “With nought a wired from the wordless either.”
  4. “Hack away you mean red nigger, he said, and the old man raised the axe and split the head of John Joel Glanton to the thrapple.”
  5. “I dream of a grave, deep and narrow, where we could clasp each other in our arms as with clamps, and I would hide my face in you and you would hide your face in me, and nobody would ever see us any more.”

List with No Name #5

  1. Black Beauty
  2. Flicka
  3. Strawberry/Fledge
  4. Gunpowder
  5. Silver
  6. Hwin
  7. Banner
  8. Shadowfax
  9. Alfonso
  10. Fru-Fru
  11. Atrax
  12. Boxer
  13. Mollie
  14. Clover
  15. Stranger

List with No Name #4

  1. A Tale of Two Cities
  2. Robinson Crusoe
  3. The Iliad
  4. Maggie: A Girl of the Streets
  5. Tender Is the Night
  6. Catch-22
  7. Native Son

List with No Name #3

  1. Don Quixote & Sancho Panza
  2. Tom & Huck
  3. Huck & Jim
  4. Candide & Pangloss
  5. Stephen Dedalus & Leopold Bloom
  6. Hal Incandenza & Mario Incandenza
  7. Hal Incandenza & Michael Pemulis
  8. Mason & Dixon
  9. Arturo Belano & Ulisses Lima
  10. Prince Hal & Falstaff
  11. Frodo Baggins & Sam Gamgee
  12. Bast & JR
  13. The kid & Toadvine
  14. Romeo & Mercutio
  15. Ishmael & Queequeg
  16. George Milton & Lennie Small
  17. Raoul Duke & Dr. Gonzo

List with No Name #2

  1. The first 20 minutes of 2001: A Space Odyssey
  2. The last 10 minutes of if . . . .
  3. The first half of Barry Lyndon but not the second half
  4. Every minute of Days of Heaven
  5. Every minute of Russian Ark
  6. The opening sequence of Ponyo
  7. The last five minutes of Aguirre, the Wrath of God
  8. The closing titles sequence of INLAND EMPIRE

List with No Name #1

  1. Bleak House
  2. A Frolic of His Own
  3. Babbitt
  4. Fathers and Sons
  5. The Magic Mountain
  6. Middlemarch
  7. Moll Flanders
  8. The Tin Drum
  9. Life and Fate
  10. R.U.R.
  11. The Dwarf
  12. Zeno’s Conscience