Graffiti is as old as writing. It is said that in ancient Rome, "Cicero Lives" was written along the walls of the aqueduct. In the modern world, it has become a recognized art form. Here's a few we've seen. Send in your favorites and we'll post them, probably.





What dead authors are saying about Munsrat Lives:

This is the book I would have written if I was still alive!— William Makepeace Thackeray

Je te recommande de ne pas choisir Anne Hathaway pour le film—Victor Hugo

The main female protagonist is too old—Vladimir Nabokov

I look forward to writing The Death of Munsrat—Bill O’Reilly

If I could jump into a travel machine I would have added a giant centipede-like creature to the narrative—H.G. Wells

This really is a brave new novel—Aldous Huxley

This book is beautiful and damned—F. Scott Fitzgerald

Hey, I wrote this book—Jonah Lehrer

No, no, it was me—Doris Kearns Goodwin

Munsrat Lives—Munsrat