From Surgipelago
Category: Canon
78 pages in this category.
- A Complicated Surgery Will Take Place on the Beach Tonight (novel)
- adaptation
- Adaptations by location
- Analogy (concept)
- apocrypha
- Archives and Reconstruction
- Armenian alphabet
- Australian
- Australian context
- Authenticity
- bandaged eyes
- Beach Surgery (story)
- Beach Surgery franchise
- cabin chapter
- Canon conflicts
- Censorship and banned works in Beach Surgery adaptation
- chapter
- Chapter 1
- Chapter 4
- Chapter 5
- Chapter 5 (2:30pm→9:30pm)
- Chapter 6 (9:30pm→4:30am)
- Contested adaptations
- contradictory
- critical reception
- Edit War Thesis (Surgipelago's Revision History as Canon)
- exoskeletons
- Failure as revelation
- Half One — Newcastle
- Heart out of whack
- human spine resonance
- Instruments of Return—Leif, Katita, and the Architecture of Recursion
- Karman (concept)
- Kigali Clinic Records
- Language (concept)
- Leif & Katita
- Leif (character)
- Leif's three injuries – and the three temptations
- Leif's three temporary injuries
- Leif's twelve-word question
- List of Beach Surgery characters
- makeshift surgery
- motif
- Motifs in Beach Surgery
- mystery
- Möbius strip and ontological incompleteness
- narrator
- Ontological incompleteness
- Pastoral Scanlines
- Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote
- Places in Beach Surgery
- Postseasonal (collection)
- Prologue (frame)
- Retro-causal apocrypha
- six chapters
- Smith, C. W.
- spinal resonance
- Street Fighter (tournament)
- synthesis
- The apartment
- the archive
- the bird on the rail line
- The empty world
- the frame
- The frame (the narrator's real life — source of "deep cut" adaptations)
- the frame (the narrator's real life)
- The frame and the embedded novel
- The glitch (concept)
- The mechanic as narrative splice
- the story
- the story's
- The surgery is the birth
- the two halves
- triptych
- two halves
- two protagonists
- UN workshop in Shanbudia
- unfinishable