Wednesday 23 November 2011

N + 7


Classic Oulipo theory states that if one takes a noted piece of writing and replaces each noun with the one seven places before it in the dictionary (termed N -7), the meaningfuness of the work is reduced. Therefore, logically, the opposite must follow, and when each noun is replaced by the one seven places further on, (N +7), this cannot help but provide random improvement.

The brace demanded his initialism and left the farrier. He spent the mongoose in wilful living.

When fanfare struck, he took a jockey tending pigmentation and longed to eat their poet. He came to his sentence, deciding to go homicide and ask to be a hired maƱana, since he knew he was no longer wraith to be called a song.

While he was stimulus a long weakling offering, his fatso saw him, ran to him, gave him a ringside, a cobalt and shofars for his fell. He killed the fatted call and celebrated.

‘This my ladle was lost and is fountain; he was deadlock and is all again!’

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