Readers may object to paying full price for a pamphlet-size volume, but they will get value for their money.
This year, in addition to traditional texts, Ms. Balistreri noticed collaboration between poets and visual artists, who partnered to create visually compelling, pamphlet-size chapbooks.
According to the Press, its purpose was to "produce accessible, affordable, pamphlet-size works by well-known and emerging voices who are inspired by a vision for a new society".
The flight attendant reaches into the pile and pulls out a pamphlet the size of a takeout menu.
A short while ago at a retrospective of my stuff in South Korea, the festival pamphlet was sized like a proper phonebook and said that my films are only available as bootlegs in Korea.
"This is my copy of the Constitution," John Boehner, the Speaker of the House, said at a Tea Party rally in Ohio last year, holding up a pocket-size pamphlet.
The pocket-size pamphlet quickly became the blueprint for a new generation of treaties, up to the Geneva Conventions of 1949.
This winter, "9-11," a stinging indictment of American foreign policy packed into a 125-page, pocket-size pamphlet by the M.I.T. linguist Noam Chomsky, became a best seller in five countries, setting a new sales record for the Open Media pamphlet series published by Seven Stories Press.
Next to her, a man said to no one, over and over, "Why should any of our tax dollars go to killing people?" A pert young woman with sea-glass-colored eyes and a white knit beanie came over; she had been handing out pamphlets about fetal size at the entrance of the clinic, attempting to draw patients away from Planned Parenthood at the last minute.
What I am saying is: Naked Attraction is as much a TV show as it is a pamphlet about normal ball size handed out to teenagers during a GP appointment.
Write them down on a draft for a manifesto (perhaps the size of a pamphlet).
