Lloyd Dunn is perhaps best known as the re-inventor (an important distinction) of plagiarism™.

In the interests of furthering both his boyhood dreams of revolution and the concepts of personal postmodernism, I would like to further his theoretical endeavor by introducing the concept of "reverse-plagiarism".

The idea of reverse plagiarism is very simple: rather than appropriating something someone else made and calling it your own, you make something and attribute it to someone else. Or take something someone else made and attribute it to a third person.

Anyway, on to examples of Lloyd's work: