This novel takes its title from the location whose surface area the entire population of Earth             would cover in 2010 if you gave every "codder and shiggy and appleofmyeye a space of one foot by two."
Certain chapters of this novel are marked with the heading "Tracking with Closeups," which are inspired by the "Camera" sections of Dos Passos' USA Trilogy. Interspersed throughout this novel are quotations from The Hipcrime Vocab, a book by sociologist Chad Mulligan, and this novel's sections marked "This Happening World," are full of advertising slogans for products such as "MasQ-Lines" and organizations such as General Technics. The main plot of this novel, which is related in sections marked "Continuity," concerns Donald Hogan's activation as an assassin and Norman House's rise through the ranks of the General Technics, which seeks to use its intelligent computer Shalmaneser to exploit the country of Beninia. This novel takes its title from the location whose surface area the entire population of Earth             would cover in 2010 if you gave every "codder and shiggy and appleofmyeye a space of one foot by two." For 10 points, identify this dystopian science fiction novel, the best known work of John Brunner.
Certain chapters of this novel are marked with the heading "Tracking with Closeups," which are inspired by the "Camera" sections of Dos Passos' USA Trilogy.
Stand on Zanzibar