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- noise performance
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- untitle
- pizza pits. repeat process.
- lexicon sounds
- process "unan"
- first line written in a dream
- allen ran downstairs
- end on end
- end on
- seds
- Vertigogo
- Imughig
- Ifese
- Imafg
- rdted
- sed seds
- my answers to the proust questionaire
- overtime.
- untitled
- leather algae
- verb age
- purtuburances
- untitled.
- splinter tongue.
- word malfunction 15
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- word malfunction 13
- word malfunction 12
- word malfunction 11
- a poem i will never read
- organic 1
- untitled
- link form. parent gorm loss. doom cycles.
- splinter chunks.
- snns
- a hum for stephen nelson
- furmin
- word malfunction 10
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- word malfunction 1
- enon
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- aud al vai
- un too words
- narnia
- tuncture
- terms in'volitile
- cairne
- score for tuncture ( be be recorded soon)
- a turn of turned in turn
- ancertain language
- objectivist isn't's
- spool thane
- the third law
- understood end
- qagefull
- dendrites
- untitled
- scattertongue.
- n,n
- untitled
- androgyne pendulum
- triad
- fire at the black spot
- wn
- ern
- deferens
- a long sound poem
- A little respect by Erasure.
- lllll
- e fes sae
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- for michael jacobson
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About Me
- mike di tomasso
- I am a post-avant poly-poet, who works in visual,sound and linier poetry of various types.My work follows different avenues in exploring language, from the matereality of language to its emotional power. I am the editor of würm, a currently hibernating e-zine dedicated to promoting innovative poetry.
links
- 88arc88-some good vispo
- AFTERLIGHTS
- Asemic magazine- TimGaze's site for his site. He never seems to update it. but it's got some great stuff on there
- avance publishing-great asemic/vispo e-books
- Blotcomics
- buffelo e poetry
- Buggeryville(great name)- Chris Piuma's site, well worth a look
- Crg Hill's poetry scorecard
- Dan Waber's Logolalia
- david baptiste chirot
- Direct Waves Dedicated to experimental & avant-garde music that is rare, obscure, or O.O.P.: NWW List, Improv, Kraut, Prog, Psych, Fluxus, Dada, Musique Concret, Sound Poetry, Noise, Classical, Surrealism, Futurism, ...
- Dirk HuelsTrunk
- double room Journal of prose poetry and flash fiction
- european free improvisation- cool stuff with great mp3s of freely improvisational music
- fontstock- great free fonts
- glasstext- Ross priddle
- Jaap Blonk's website
- Jim Leftwich's textimagepoem (I didn't get my blogname off him)
- jörg piringer- one of the greatest digital visual/text-sound poets alive today, really quite phenomenal
- K=O=L=L=A=P=S, The podcast/audiomagazine dedicated to sound poetry in all its forms
- Karri Kokko's sanaruno-pwoermds in Finnish and English
- l,angu(ages)paz,m- my podcast
- language is a virus- really great site
- Lawrence Upton's website
- libcom. great anarcho-communist site
- Maggie o'Sullivan
- magic words-very interesting blog
- marco giovenale's blog- good asemic writing and other vispo
- Max Middle-sound poet
- mutant-sounds
- mutant-sounds: great site for rare music and othe audio delights
- no sweat- fighting sweatshop bosses, al around the world
- peter finch's website
- Photostatic magazine
- Ron Silliman's blog
- santiagosdeadwasp
- serif of nottingblog- Gary Barwin's blog- well worth a look
- spidertangle
- Ted Warnell's codepo blog. some pretty cool stuff
- the new post literate: a gallery of asemic writing
- the No to id Campaign.
- ubuweb
- Vidpoet- My youtube channel
- vispo- Langu(im)age: interactive,visual, and sound poetry by Jim Andrews
- visualising poetics
- worbdlog-my secondary mini-blog, dedicated to pwoermds
- word for/word
- wrd.wthn.wrd
- würm- a monthly magazine for "experimental" poetry, edited by yours truly
- zeitgeist spam-good page
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