Longest collaged novel

Woman's World: A Novel (2005) by Graham Rawle (UK) contains 437 pages of prose cut and pasted from 1,208 different women's magazines from the 1960s. His 76,768 word story is pieced together from an estimated 40,000 fragments of text, making it the longest novel ever assembled from magazine or newspaper clippings. It took the author five years, 37 glue pens, and three pairs of scissors to complete the monumental work.