Beanworld Book 1 (Beanworld Series Book 1)

by Larry Marder

Series: Tales of the Beanworld (Book 1: 1-4 collected)

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Marder combined his original symbology with elements of Native American myth, the influence of Marcel Duchamp, and thoughts on ecology, community, and the nature of art. There wasn’t always a story so much as an exploration of some sort of philosophy, and much of it remains unexplained.

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Tales of the Beanworld (210|Book 1: 1-4 collected)