Thanks. In truth, material from scripts/documents from a Japanese TV show from the 70s about Monkey and his adventures; including the water monster Sandy.
As it came out, it felt to me like Kenji's as well, in a way - I agree. Antiquated pdp-11 material thematizes the operations involved. Sandy >>> Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 7/3/2005 4:00:00 PM >>> -- I quite ike this; I'd like to see it come out in a chapbook sometime. Curious what version of Monkey you read? The weaving in relation to D/A converters and outmoded equipment creates a kind of particulate-matter grit beneath the surface. Reference for me to Kenji Siratori's work but this moves close to the edge of the tether; his seems more massive, almost crystalline. The phrase "making out" at one point reminds me of children writing in the background. There's also a sentencing I think with "Then" or "then" in three places that creates similar. --- and kept veering back and forth between Monkey/D/A and memories of Chaucer - Alan ( URLs/DVDs/CDroms/books/etc. see http://www.asondheim.org/advert.txt )
