Experiment, never interpret.
It is possible that writing has an
intrinsic
relationship with lines of flight. To write is to trace lines of flight
which
are not imaginary, and which one is indeed forced to follow, because in
reality
writing involves us there, draws us in there. To write is to become,
but has
nothing to do with becoming a writer. That is to become something else.
--G. Deleuze.
Digital Poiesis
Virtual
Poets'
Cafe and Clam Bar: A transcript from a poetry slam night at
pmc-moo.
Adaweb has several very
interesting electronic poetry projects, including one by Jenny
Holzer
U Buffalo's Electronic Poetry
Center
Atlanta's RedLight Cafe:
streaming audio and video performances
Ubuweb: a great
archive of visual/concrete/sound poetry
Other Online (re)Sources
My Joycean Hypertext page
My sparse, but heavily
trafficked bell
hooks site
My site on writers
and the Spanish
Civil War
San Narciso College Thomas
Pynchon page
Don
DeLillo's America site,
maintained by Curt Gardner
The Library of Congress's Walt
Whitman Notebook Page,
part of the American
Memory collection
Iowa State University's EServer
Jack Lynch's Literary
Research Tools on the 'Net
The
Voice of the Shuttle:
Web Page For Humanities Research
University of Maryland's InforM
Database of Academic Resources
Georgetown's Labyrinth
of Medieval Studies
It's gone commercial, but it's still a useful clearinghouse: The
Internet Movie Database
e-Text Archives and Catalogs
ALEX: A
Catalog
of e-texts on the 'net
Online Books
Home Page
Project
Gutenberg
UVA's Electronic Text Center
Columbia's Digital
Library Collection, plus
an index to other electronic
text resources
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