Table of Forms

Author: O'Dinn, Dominique ;Fitzpatrick-O'Dinn, Dominique
Category: Anthologies (multiple authors)
ISBN: 9780972424462
Format : Hardcover
Publisher : Spineless Books

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Bridging the sonnet and palindrome through a rich taxonomy of new literary forms, Table of Forms is a collection of experimental, ludic, constraint-driven poetry; a puzzle book; and a writing manual. Dominique Fitzpatrick-O'Dinn and her skilled team of collaborators have created the most comprehensive survey of noncanonical poetic technique since the Oulipo Compendium. Offering myriad reading paths, this multisequential anthology includes a Table of Contents, Table of Forms, Glossary of Forms, and a matrix on the back cover. Table of Forms is a laboratory that makes readers writers. The deluxe clothbound edition contains extra material to explain the structure of the poetry in more depth.

Table of Forms ( ISBN 9780972424462 )

Blackwell Online

Blackwood, NJ, U.S.A.
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Table of Forms ( ISBN 9780972424462 )

Blackwell Online

Oxford, OX, United Kingdom
Price : 27 USD
*** NEW COPY *** TITLE SHIPPED FROM UK *** Pages: 255, Bandalism: (noun) willful destruction of, or damage to, a rock/pop/indie group brought about by one or more of its members. Most bands fail because the members are incapable of working together. Bandalism encourages the nurturing of individual members, promotes harmonious interpersonal relationships, and ensures longevity of the band by protecting creativity; it is essential to artistic and commercial success in rock and roll. Contains multiple-choice questionnaires, psychological analytical techniques, a host of illustrations, and relevant anecdotes. Bandalism is aimed at anyone who is in a band, wants to be in a band, is thinking of forming a band-or whose band has just fallen apart.

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