p&g contributor French poet and geek Jan Rousselot's Dawn of the Algorithm is both a poem p&g featured in Issue 7 and now:
a picture book of 32 poems inspired by science [fiction], video games, books & movies, life in Paris and, above all else, the looming robopocalypse.
Rather pleasingly you can help fund it.
Take a look at Jan's original poem here http://www.poetandgeek.com/issue7/07rousselot.html and make it happen here https://www.inkshares.com/projects/dawn-of-the-algorithm
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Thursday, 24 July 2014
Thursday, 22 September 2011
Caroline Bergvall tweet poetry
This is from the poem Flèsh according to Hannah Weiner in Caroline Bergvall's book Fig from Salt (again). 2005. Bergvall is one of the rare tweet poets who already uses upper case within her line and stress pattern.

She is a writer and cross-disciplinary artist working across media, languages and artforms. French-Norwegian, but based in London. Known best for her multilingual poetics, her work around new literacies, cultural belonging and accented practices, and for her investment in radicalising writing's modes of dissemination and access.

More on Caroline Bergvall here: http://www.carolinebergvall.com/ and http://jacketmagazine.com/12/bergvall.html
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She is a writer and cross-disciplinary artist working across media, languages and artforms. French-Norwegian, but based in London. Known best for her multilingual poetics, her work around new literacies, cultural belonging and accented practices, and for her investment in radicalising writing's modes of dissemination and access.
More on Caroline Bergvall here: http://www.carolinebergvall.com/ and http://jacketmagazine.com/12/bergvall.html
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