The Vulgar Autobiography of a Shoe: volume choy

Volume Choy of the series, The Vulgar Autobiography of a Shoe continues in its mission to facilitate readers from various scientific, literary, historical, and artistic disciplines with an hypertexual ensemble in unpaginated installments of prose, plays, poetry, deja vu, and images for developing a model of The Autobiography. For an interesting deja vu experience, readers may recall or refer to Volume Tin of the series, to read again, what Apollonius has to say to us about his position. "There was a wacky correspondence, we discovered, between a two world system, between a system of degeneracy, and a system of redundancy. By its crude implementation, at first, we came to appreciate, as though slowly awakening from sleep, hesitant, lethargic, unwilling to reckon- that we were not just in the belly of the cetolog, but that through these Gausses we were the cetolog adrift over and yonder, making waves. There were so many unknowns Gauss would collapse. We were surrounded by vectors with unknown scalars. Freaky, one minute we were standing on ground, and the next second, climbing a wall, upside down." And, surprisingly, Apollonius says this to us, not in Russian, or Chinese, or Arabic, but in English. Therefore, to aid readers unfamiliar with English, or deficient in English comprehension, we have decided to introduce comics to the series, to synergize that holy grail of the Gaels, which the Normans refer to as cosmicomics. Read more