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Monday, April 16, 2007

Open Letter Home Page
"...a journal of critical and theoretical discussions of poetics and Canadian culture, written primarily by Canadian writers and artists."
TYPOTOPO


"This site represents the space where typography and topography overlap: explorations of type in virtual environments, experiments in mapping, and innovations in textual display. TYPOTOPO examines how the act of reading evolves when letters and words, viewed both as text and image, are placed in interactive and dynamic environments. TYPOTOPO explores typographic information spaces and the possibilities for playful, expressive letterforms."

Monday, April 02, 2007

About My Beautiful Face
My name is Erik. I am 20 years old.
Intertheory Press

an academic press specializing in cultural theory and criticism
"One must free oneself from one's ideas in writing, not take charge of them. One must free language from its purpose, free concepts from their meaning, free the world from its reality -- which is an even greater illusion."

Jean Baudrillard, Fragments, Verso Radical Thinkers edition, London, 2007, p. 50


28 March 1997 -- Sean Cubitt --
HYPERMETRICS: The co-evolution of voice and machine from typewriter to hypertext


"The book is dead, as God died: the codex of lyric verse did not need to be killed. All lyric now is elegaic."
chronotext.org
"chronotext is a growing collection of software experiments

exploring the relation between text, space and time"

Sunday, April 01, 2007

Screening a Digital Visual Poetics -- Brian Lennon

"As 'the humanities' are increasingly charged with the task of responding to the informatic Engineering World View, the leisure of a theory divorced from experimental practice may prove to be more unsustainable than ever."


Matthew G. Kirschenbaum -- What is Electronic Literature?
"Poetry, fiction, or other literary work that depends on the distinctive behavioral, visual, or material properties of computers, computer networks, and code for its composition, execution, and reception."

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