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The minimalist's how-to handbook

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Elder, Karl
The minimalist's how-to handbook
ISBN 1-893311-54-6
(Parallel Press chapbooks)
[Madison, Wisconsin]: Parallel Press, 2005
28 p. ; 22 cm.

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[Cover] The minimalist's how-to handbook

[Title page] The minimalist's how-to handbook, pp. [1]-[3] ff.

Contents, pp. [5] ff.

Alpha images, pp. 7-10

Ciphers, pp. 11-12

Logo rhythms, pp. 13-15

The minimalist's how-to handbook, pp. 16-17

Deus ex machina: six chapters in the education of Albert Einstein, p. 18

Demarcations, p. 19

Nocturnes, pp. 20-25

Sonnet beginning without a true title and with a sentence from the letters of Wallace Stevens, p. 26

Why elephants scatter the bones of their dead, pp. 27-28 ff.

[Author biography], p. [30]

[Cover]

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