Recto & Verso: A Work of Asemism and Pareidolia

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Recto & Verso: A Work of Asemism and PareidoliaRecto & Verso: A Work of Asemism and Pareidolia is the one title in Dominic Ward's JEF shelf that is not a novel. It is a full color collection of asemic and pareidolic images, co authored with Eckhard Gerdes, and the press classifies it as an art and literary work rather than fiction. Asemic writing is mark making that has the shape of script without fixed meaning; pareidolia is the mind's habit of finding faces and figures in random pattern. The

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presented as a lecture at Macon State College

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The dilogy braided that formal scheme with autobiographical material

Chun tells the reader in the two-sentence Introduction

Written by the late author Persis Gerdes

abandonment

'What is Art

a thematic anthology edited by Eckhard Gerdes

Franklin Thompson and Mother Audrey live simply in a quiet small town

blues lyrics by Eckhard Gerdes tuned to cadence and the spoken line

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