MDMD(0): Sigmated Ampersand

[Henry Musikar]

The "&" is prominent, and therefor attention must be paid. This is 
not a book about Mason "or" (though it exists in logic, no special 
symbol for "or" in English or probably any "natural language) Dixon. 
"And" is the way things build/accrete and form systems/relationships, 
a-and so there is our old friend "entropy" in that single, much 
informing character.

On  2 Jun 97 at 15:07, davemarc <davemarc at panix.com> wrote:

> Yet it's worth noting that the ampersand & the two ns curl around
> the long, unbound edge of the cover, & the & is the only fully
> represented character on the paper, or middle layer of the cover
> (counting the transparency, the paper, and the hard board).
> 
> davemarc 
> 

AsB4,
Henry Musikar

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