Please join us for End Stage: Letters to Late Capitalism, a reading at Counterpath (7935 E. 14th Ave. in Denver) on Saturday, March 14, 2020, at 7pm. We call writing a labor of love, but what are the conditions of […]
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This event has been cancelled due to the coronavirus.
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“Jörg Piringer’s wunderkammer of computational poetics not only showcases his thrilling technical virtuosity, but also demonstrates a canny sensitivity to the material of language: how it looks, sounds, behaves and makes us feel. Piringer’s insightful introduction and commentary serve as […]
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Purchase copies here. The Global and National Golems of Meaning Mirages are kept at bay in Rodrigo Toscano’s In Range. Or are they? 80 poems (written in 30 days), these works seek faint signals of life through the noise of […]
Read More »Purchase copies here. “Stephanie Strickland’s Ringing the Changes takes as its master metaphor the embodied practices of English bell ringing, in which seven different bells are rung in highly organized permutations that are mathematically precise. Programmed in Python, her coded […]
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Using Electricity is a series of computer generated books, meant to reward reading in conventional and unconventional ways. The series title takes a line from the computer generated poem “A House of Dust,” developed by Alison Knowles with James Tenney […]
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Buy print edition. “You are holding a marvel of a compilation of writing on the mind-body continuum unlike any other. If you, like me, have ever wondered what an embodied poetics might look like, you’ll be astounded by the lucidity […]
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