what it is to be awake,
To be living
on several planes at once
Though one cannot speak
with several voices at once.”
– T. S. Eliot,
The Family Reunion
a mode of communication…
which facilitates
direct idea transference
at high speed
and with
‘multiple channels’
like a kind of
multidimensional speech -
described
in contrast to
normal language
which is, of course, strictly
linear and
one-dimensional.”
– langmaker.com on
The Gameplayers of Zan
“Examples are the
stained-glass windows
of knowledge.”
“necess yet again from bridge of brainbow oyotecraven stare
decesis on landaway necessity timeslast the arnings ent and tided turn
yet beastfall nor mindstorms neither in their canceling sarved cut the
line that binds ecessity towarn and findaway twill open pandorapack
wishdearth amen amenusensis opend the mand of min apend the pain of
durthwursht vernichtung desiree tolight and eadly dth cessity sesame
– Roger Zelazny,
Eye of Cat
See also Finnegans Wake.