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Neurological study has lately shown that memory, imagination, and consciousness itself is stitched, quilted, pastiched.

inkblurt · Lethem’s “Ecstasy of Influence” 2007

As was pointed out in the story, Siegel threatening suicide was pastiched in Rick Veitch's series The Maximortal, which predates Chabon's novel by a good 10 years.

Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed #138 | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2008

I like clever and amusing, and I find the Leriche update most erotic, although I will not use it as a stroke picture, that dubious honor goes to real pornography, such as the one pastiched in Icons of erotic art #5, the most popular entry in this series.

Icons of erotic art #21 « Jahsonic 2008

We frequently judge historical novels with pastiched dialogue or style on their mimicry of our stereotype of that period.

A Quiet Adjustment 2008

I was blown away by Pulp Fiction - I remembered why it won the Palmes D'or at Cannes, as there are some really languid French movie moments (I remembered it more frenetic and pastiched), with amazing scenes from Bruce Willis, (also great in Sin City) Marcellus What now?

Archive 2005-07-01 Ben Barren 2005

I was blown away by Pulp Fiction - I remembered why it won the Palmes D'or at Cannes, as there are some really languid French movie moments (I remembered it more frenetic and pastiched), with amazing scenes from Bruce Willis, (also great in Sin City) Marcellus What now?

del.icio.us Sunday Links Ben Barren 2005

The site hosts several other Holmes parodies; see also this extensive listing of pastiched Holmeses.

Murderous 2006

The site hosts several other Holmes parodies; see also this extensive listing of pastiched Holmeses.

The Little Professor: 2006

Images of the three he had killed pastiched his hemiconsciousness with his memory of firing a gravity wave into the zotl's lynk to Galgul.

In Other Worlds Attanasio, A. A. 1984

There are the rather pale and "moon-like" but sometimes not uninteresting _Thousand and One Days_, and the obviously and rather foolishly pastiched _Thousand and One Quarters of an Hour_.

A History of the French Novel, Vol. 1 From the Beginning to 1800 George Saintsbury 1889