yeah, this is really good.
At 7:14 PM -0400 7/30/06, Alan Sondheim wrote:
This is an amazing issue by the way - all the work I read is really
good (I sound like highschool) - I think it's some of mIEKAL's best
work but who am I to know - Alan
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From:
i've had this issue since alan went off poetics, b/c he put me on a
list of cc's and then i got on wryting.
At 12:45 PM -0400 8/10/06, Paul Stone wrote:
Just for your info Alan:
For the past month or so, almost all of your posts have been coming
to me in duplicate. Has anyone else had this
author disunity
plagiar domb
Quaoar can
gondled air
sphere caress
major dotage
haptic regulus
aura aplomb
alchemical suffix
scratch that
master plantagenet
planet levitation
circumscribes audacia
plummet your nugget
smowing blokerings around
maybe Mary-wise verbiferous
your mettle dinner something
meaning something making
Title: Re: FEUILLETON
what's the compositional principle at work?
At 3:48 PM -0500 8/13/06, Audacia Dangereyes wrote:
FEUILLETON
you said humbly
both read books
vanishing and easily
outdistanced by time
I got to the scene
panting all ancient history
http://stoneagetype.tk
ah it never seems to end...misunderstanding among
intimates. cuz the stakes are so high. skewed
communication, skewered heart, squirming on the
spit like an impaled frog.
At 2:59 AM -0700 8/14/06, Talan Memmott wrote:
Loyalty is for dogs. Dogs and pussies. Now. Or,
so it seems. One thinks
Title: Re: shows you've read little
this is exactly the MN mindset. folks who use a lot of
words are villainous. when i went to see the k branagh/e thompson film
of Much Ado About Nothing here in MN i had a v funny experience.
Keanu Reeves's first lines are Sire, I am a man of few
words. You
what was the story?
At 7:36 AM -0400 8/18/06, Dan Waber wrote:
George wept, openly, as he told me a story, the first night we met,
sitting in the middle of a busy downtown NYC restaurant, at a table of
thirteen. I know no better example of how to be a human.
40 words, 40 years
365 days, 365
hey this stuff is great!
At 12:59 AM -0700 8/23/06, phanero wrote:
Let's see if I can do this confessionalism thing, since it seems to
be rather outre'
among who-what-who-rang-you rang? aawwwhh.
Fact: My landscapist and horticulturist is nearly finished
installing about a 35ft run of black,
Title: Re: SUPERFICIAL RELATIONSHIPS
audacia wrote, i embroidered:
SUPERFICIAL RELATIONSHIPS
emerged from glassy rock
silica
threaded quipu
blood launched the growing light
mayhem
anticipate dawn
scarcely paralyzed she will never forget to rally
star-terrain to wriggle digits
splatter
these last two take the cake.
At 3:34 PM -0700 8/26/06, Talan Memmott wrote:
1. Why bother.
2. no one sees you.
On Sat, 26 Aug 2006 23:10:27 +0100
Pixel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1.
Why bother being debonaire if nobody sees you?
2.
If no one sees you, then you'd have to have zebra hair to
Title: Re: Opening Digital Bodies Saturday Sept 2nd 4 - 6
PM
this looks fun!! wish i cd attend. but where are the
chicks?
At 3:42 PM +0200 8/28/06, Geert Dekkers wrote:
http:nznl.org/
digital_bodies/
Digital
Bodies.html
NOTES ON THE
TRANSITION FROM THE DIGITAL
TO THE PHYSICAL (AND
BACK AGAIN)
Title: Re: I LABORATORY
très stein, ma chère.
At 12:22 AM -0500 9/11/06, Audacia Dangereyes wrote:
I LABORATORY
you mean to say they print such things by women
let strangers into your dinner
soup and deprecating cows saluted
progress out of sight took a taxi
cynical convictions split the
cool! where is it?
At 8:27 AM -0700 9/25/06, chris wrote:
I really liked this mural I walked past just the other day:
http://trnsnd.net/graf.html
fascinating. people are so afraid of these things, as if they
weren't commonplace. why not accept a tale of abuse and forgiveness?
At 10:59 PM -0400 10/16/06, Alan Sondheim wrote:
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Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 22:16:57 -0400
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Mark Nowak in Michigan Cleveland
Friday, November 3, 2006
Michigan State University Museum, Lansing
Lecture: Writing in the First Person Plural: The Ford/NUMSA Worker-poets of
Pretoria and Port Elizabeth 12:15 PM, MSU Museum Auditorium
(part of the show Workers Culture in Two Nations: South
happy birthday AZURE! i hope you did something fun/
Alan Sondheim wrote:
And the day you sent the email, the 22nd, was Azure's 30th birthday as
well.
Happy Thanksgiving!
- Alan
On Wed, 22 Nov 2006, susan maurer wrote:
neglected to mention the day i was sitting at my computer was my
yay woods hole oceanographic institute! that's right down the street
from my mother's place on the cape.
At 6:49 PM -0600 12/5/06, mIEKAL aND wrote:
Bizarre deep-sea creatures imaged off New Zealand
Movie Camera
The weird and wonderful creatures living by methane vents in the
southwest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdMzE-ZdKSomode=relatedsearch=
Date: Tue, 12 Dec 2006 12:14:54 +0800
From: Nisar Keshvani, LEA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: {LEA: nmp}. LEAD: New Media Poetics and Poetry Chat Transcripts
Available!
Please feel free to distribute this widely.
Dear Colleague:
It is with great pleasure we
thanks alan! i really appreciate this shot in the arm.
happy new year xo to all md
At 3:00 AM -0500 1/1/07, Alan Sondheim wrote:
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Date: Sun, 31 Dec 2006 23:50:44 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: The 2006 You Didn't Hear About
bravo, dan, for this beautifully sustained series!!
At 7:54 AM -0500 1/1/07, Dan Waber wrote:
Harley always seemed to me like the perfect gentleman. Unflappable,
impeccably dressed, married to a woman who was more like Jacqueline
Kennedy-Onassis than anyone I ever knew, he was the quiet one of
oops, i'm off by 10 days. oh well, consider my accolades an
affirmation rather than a closure.
At 7:54 AM -0500 1/1/07, Dan Waber wrote:
Harley always seemed to me like the perfect gentleman. Unflappable,
impeccably dressed, married to a woman who was more like Jacqueline
Kennedy-Onassis than
for this, useful for the way it does brings out
the symbolics of internet protocols and economics (thus his reading of
Google and Turing and Poe and so on.) So, if not brilliant, perhaps
illuminating ...
Sandy
Maria Damon [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/03/07 5:45 PM
hi sandy: i've only read the 1st 2
hey dan
congrats on a BE-YOU-Tiful series, with such a gorgeous culmination!
At 8:15 AM -0500 1/11/07, Dan Waber wrote:
Jennifer is the love of my life, the glue that holds all my toothpicks
together, my bestest friend in the world, my green velvet beetle bird,
my chipmunk zoo, my oh, my mine
there was a fantastic, heart-breaking article on minou drouet in the
New Yorker a few months ago; really fired me made me want to read her
work.
At 5:27 PM -0800 1/12/07, phanero wrote:
I would like to call attention to this excellent post by Elizabeth
Treadwell today.
hey all, i've got a handwoven shawl on auction here, plus there's
lots of great stuff, signed books etc from great folks...check it out!
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2007 10:20:13 -0600
From: Rain Taxi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
X-Accept-Language: en-us, en
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
having just watched genet's un chant d'amour on ubuweb and rereading
Miracle of the Rose for the first time in ages writing on (prison) walls
has a special and beautiful meaning right now...
mIEKAL aND wrote:
My four words have always been
ice | death | light | wealth
which many many years
---BeginMessage---
For those of you who follow the debate on the Armenian Genocide, Turkish
law 301 which makes it a crime to use the G word and defame the Turkish
Republic, Hrank Dink, Armenian-Turkish editor of Argos was assassinated
this morning in Istanbul. We have direct connections with
Let me chime in and say ALL HAIL TO THE CHIEF OF CODEWORK!!! All
praise to the Emperor of Cybermind! all kudos to the Zenith of
Wryting! All congratulations to the King of Bandwidth! all happiness
and longevity to the Dear Leader of Internet Artistry! All
magnificence to the Lord of
what was the title? i'll take a look. how frustrating.
At 9:28 AM -0800 2/12/07, ishaq arashi wrote:
peace,
i am writing in reference to a short writ entitled do what you like a
story
about the killing of a girl in my town set the music of blind faith. i
was wonder is you still have a copy of
oops just noticed that's the first thing yoy said. can't find it in
my files...
At 9:28 AM -0800 2/12/07, ishaq arashi wrote:
peace,
i am writing in reference to a short writ entitled do what you like a
story
about the killing of a girl in my town set the music of blind faith. i
was wonder
plato basically says the same thing in The Republic, but there's
enough mitigating evidence to suggest that he only half-meant it.
There is probably plenty of counter-evidence in the Koran as well,
not least of which is the poetic language in which it's written.
At 7:47 AM -0600 2/19/07,
apologies for x-posting:
NEW XCP: CROSS CULTURAL POETICS
BACK ISSUE SALE
XCP: CROSS CULTURAL POETICS no. 17 (Public
Language Dreamstories) has just been released.
The issue includes new essays by Michael
Davidson, Roger Farr (on Dorothy Trujillo Lusk),
Katherine McKittrick (author of
Dear All
The English Department (UMN) and the IAS's Art as Knowing
Collaborative are sponsoring a reading by KAMAU BRATHWAITE at the
Loft, 1011 Washington Avenue South, Minneapolis, March 23, 7 pm.
Those of you who saw his 1997 performance at the Cross-Cultural
Poetics conference know what an
wow this is great!
On 13 Mar 2007, Obododimma Oha wrote:
Saw wordz crawlin thru da wayas
Da skreen tastid twistid n reacht
Da limit ev igzausshn
Saw wordz failin
At the zero moment ev Zen
Wordz weary worn
At di end ev da beginin
-- Obododimma Oha.
for twin citians and environs, a conference march 23-24, including
the kamau brathwaite reading recently announced:
http://artasknowing.umn.edu/
snow-flake/flow-snake:
know to a like
At 8:06 AM -0600 3/16/07, Halvard Johnson wrote:
Is
to throw your snowball at the future
and miss
On Mar 16, 2007, at 12:58 AM, P!^VP 0!Z!^VP wrote:
Is
to throw yourself at the future
and miss.
P!^VP
apologies for x-posting
http://www.adamkotsko.com/weblog/2007/03/i-palindrome-i.html
From: Walter Lew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Walter K. Lew Lecture Friday and Reading Saturday in Minneapolis
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For those of you in the Twin Cities area, a last-minute notice of a
talk and reading I'm giving:
Meaning's Many-Patterned Movement:
What the Long History of
this is so cool!
At 10:46 PM -0500 5/8/07, mIEKAL aND wrote:
FORMICA ELLIPSIS
the ants, the ants, the ants
http://driftlessmedia.com/mp3s/formica_ellipsis.mp3http://driftlessmedia.com/mp3s/formica_ellipsis.mp3
SUNSPOT ROBOT
Sunspots have been more common in the past seven decades than at
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