From the "wow, what do people do with all their free time?" category via Bookslut today...
Here's the hook -- "White Noise on White Noise is a collection of 36 randomly selected fragments of text from Don DeLillo's novel White Noise. The identifying details of each fragment - the page number it appears on, the line number to begin quoting from and the number of lines to quote - were selected using a random number generator. The fragments appear in page number order, to provide an experience akin to quickly browsing through the novel in a bookstore..."
The novel was interesting, but come on, is this really necessary?
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