Echolocations of the Self
Though humble in format, Christine Hume's recently published chapbook Hum offers readers a deeply polyphonous enquiry into hums and humming that begins inside her own voice, body…
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Of Hums and Howls
The poet-philosopher Christine Hume is among the most radiophonic writers I know, though all her castaways have appeared on the page. She first struck my…
First Remainder Series by Joseph F. Keppler
Apologies for the long absence. In the interim, I got married to the lovely Natalie Funk. And bought a condo in Metrotown in Vancouver. And…
Color music
Just a brief note to say something about color music. Cuz I've spoken of Aleph Null, a project of mine, as one of color music.
New Project: I ♥ E-Poetry
I ♥ E-Poetry I would like to announce the launching of my new blog: I ♥ E-Poetry. Here's a little background about me. I’ve created…
Computer Art and the Theory of Computation: Chapter 1: The Blooming
Alan Turing inaugurated the theory of computation in 1936 with the most humble but powerful manifesto of all time What I'd like to do in…
Radio Poetics, Interference and Muck
With the proliferation of audio webstreams and all sorts of digital smart boxes calling themselves radios, we need to ask, well, if these streams are…
Typing the Dancing Signifier: Jim Andrews' (Vis)Poetics
Greetings Netartery, When Jim invited me to join the group back in May, I had just successfully defended my dissertation. I decided that I didn't…