I’ve written a short blog post on the upcoming E-Poetry Festival in Buffalo, NY on my own website – partly as a way to give homage to Loss Pequeno Glazier‘s and Sandy Baldwin‘s efforts over the years to put on this extraordinary event for e-literature critics and practitioners, partly as a way to think back [...]

Hi folks!!! eabigelow’s recent post “TEN WAYS TO MAKE IT AS A DIGITAL WRITER (AND THEN FADE AWAY)” was pretty interesting to me because while it seemed like it might be useful to a lot of folks, it didn’t really reflect what I learned generating poetry on Gnoetry Daily… After a bit of thought I [...]

When I speak The following was written as a manuscript for a speech, so it has to be spoken or heard or at least imagined as being spoken and heard. I wrote this text for the international poetry workshop fundamentals of poetry. What is happening when I speak? What do you hear when I speak? [...]

Some time ago I wrote a post here on netpoetic about “Meaning as Making: From Dirty Concrete to Critical Code.” Since then, I have been working on turning this post-turned-conference-paper into an essay for a special issue of the Canadian journal Open Letter on Steve McCaffery. This piece now has the title “Marking as Meaning: [...]

Let me join to the interesting invite by Jason to tell a bit of where we live/write. I live (with my extended family) in a house in Ljubljana, Slovenia. I could pinpoint it in Google (or some other) Maps but I do like some things to remain private. Still, there is a little garden next [...]

Jason asked us netpoetic contributors to write a little something about our work-space – and quite honestly, I’m happy to do so because my work-space is something I put (sometimes too much) time and energy into – tidying, tweaking, moving furniture, changing the light-bulbs etc. until everything feels just right. It seems I have very [...]

TEN WAYS TO MAKE IT AS A DIGITAL WRITER (AND THEN FADE AWAY) Some of us wonder, why isn’t my work appearing in more museums, galleries, and festivals around the world? I’ve worked long and hard, I’ve produced the works, so where are the publications? Where are the accolades? Where are the reviews? For those [...]

Here are a couple of JavaScript modules that might be of use to some of you. They’re both reusable JavaScript classes. That is, you create objects. For instance, in the first one, which is an image preloader, you execute a line such as var p = new Preloader(fileNameArray) (that’s preloader, not freeloader) and ta da [...]