Everywhere Dense

A generated text by Mike Lynch for NaNoGenMo 2014

"Everywhere Dense is a novel generated by the principle of recursive acronym expansion, in which this sentence is repeatedly interpolated with random words."

The Haskell code takes this sentence and expands it repeatedly by replacing a word - "dense", say - with a sequence of words beginning with those letters - "don't even swap everywhere", for example.

This procedure is repeated five times to give the text's structure (sentence, paragraph, chapter, section).

The words are chosen randomly from a list of words which are loosely themed on the principles used to generate the text, and also chosen so that all letters in the alphabet get recycled.

One possible version of Everywhere Dense

The source is here.