American Literary Minimalism

American Literary Minimalism explores the often-misunderstood genre of literary minimalism, arguing that its essence lies in the philosophy that "form is thought." Robert C. Clark emphasizes that the defining characteristic of minimalism is its style, which determines whether a work—be it a poem, story, or novel—fits within this literary tradition. The book delves into the intricate relationship between form and meaning, offering insights into the nuances of minimalist literature.