The minimalist concrete poetry site at: http://www.logolalia.com/minimalistconcretepoetry/
has been updated with 7 pieces by Christopher Major. The language I enjoy the most is the language that reveals and revels in slippage, trapdoors, inbe tweens, ambiguities, multiple simultaneous indeterminate functions. Many would say that ASCII art holds no more promise than shaped poems for producing anything remarkable, because ASCII art uses letterforms exclusively for their visual properties, with no regard for their semantic value. These poems of Christopher Major's go beyond ASCII art, beyond the mere shaped poem, and occupy a place that is indeterminate with respect to what, exactly, language is doing, has done, and can do. Enjoy, Dan
