The Non-Works
of
Samuel Tyldsley
 

Notes



16.     There are many theories about the meaning of this work.  It seems to have little objective meaning when taken literally and yet to some it seems crystal clear.  It has been said to be perhaps the most elaborate suicide note ever written.  Others feel it is confession of Tyldsley's personal life.  And still there are those who claim the work is almost entirely detached from Tyldsley himself, the burden of meaning being shifted to the reader. Perhaps it was never meant to be seen at all, we may never know for certain.
 
 
 

        The song playing is "A Whiter Shade of Pale" originally done by Procol Harum.  It can be found at Alice Kelly's Midimania Page.


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