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  "THE WORK HELD, UNDER KEROUAC'S FRAME. The referent is right: byline, book, place in the book, premise. The frame is the one the critical edition was written against: the piece is a parody of Kerouac. Kerouac supplies its frame and one of its voices; the Overview takes the frame for the whole (critical edition, §§6.1, 7.4).",
  "THE COMPOSITION READS THE ARCHIVE'S RECORD OF ITS OWN EARLIER READINGS. Three of five source cards are archive-controlled, and two of those are records of machine compositions: a capture of 2026-10-05 and TL;DR:009 (#603), whose AI Mode table first paired 'Jack Kerouac (Original)' with 'Lee Sharks (Parody/Extension)'. The Kerouac frame recorded by the archive as a machine reading returns as the machine's description.",
  "THE VENUE MADE THE GENRE. 'Collaborative online forum text' takes the Online Literature Network posting of 6 December 2014 (cited) for the kind of work: a witness of the text, posted by its author five days after the blog, becomes what the text is.",
  "THE BOOK DESCRIBED BY ITS LATER APPARATUS. Pearl and Other Poems (2014) is an 'experimental poetry and metadata project': the book is described by the machine apparatus of 2026 that its sources carry (the IDP map, the MPAI post).",
  "THE NEXT STEP IS KEROUAC. The first follow-up offered is 'Detail Jack Kerouac's original 30 points from his modern prose manifesto'. The unquoted address takes that step without being asked (btp-aio-20261028).",
  "WITNESSES IN THE ORGANIC LAYER. The results page carries two witnesses the archive does not hold: the Online Literature Network thread 'BELIEF & TECHNIQUE FOR TELEPATHIC PROSE, Lee Sharks & Jack Feist', started by illiterati on 12-06-2014 at 12:28 PM, whose search listing shows the tags 'allen ginsberg, emily dickinson, ernest ...'; and an Academia.edu PDF of Pearl and Other Poems whose contents set the Footnote at page 19, against page 23 in the New Human Press book (#1121), a different state of the book. Both are wanted by the critical edition (§2)."
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