There’s a book, called “Lange Liste”; it’s one of those things that never quite leaves our mind — because it’s a kind of paradigm; a “founder” of a certain technical, typographic fetishistic “discursivity.” (It’s wonderfulness is no real wonder, as it was designed by Spector Books).

This zone is, apparently, one of our deepest loves, this technical, typographic fetishism — the mode goes beyond the mere joy of graphic order and points to like a design fantasy of transcendentally exhaustive textual codification. Our In Use pick this week, the work and site of designer Brandon Francis Wilson, exemplifies this obsession with notational, schematical, alphanumerics. Peruse his “archive” page and you will see what we mean.