Showing posts with label digital poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital poetry. Show all posts
1.21.2022
feeding the web's maw
There is no poem so lacking in intellectual nourishment that the internet will not eat it.
Labels:
bad poetry,
digital poetry,
eat,
internet,
nourishment
11.21.2017
ancient artifact
A typewritten poem had arrived by mail and the editors and staff passed it around the office asking if anyone knew what it was.
Labels:
age,
artifact,
digital poetry,
editor,
mail,
recognition,
times,
typewritten
2.03.2012
out there, up there
I knew his work was kind of dreamy but then he told me all his poems were in the cloud.
Labels:
cloud,
digital poetry,
dreamy,
technology
7.11.2011
supply-side economics
Often it seems we are producing more & more poetry books (in print & digital media) yet we’re failing to increase readership for this mass of material.
Labels:
demand,
digital poetry,
publishing,
readers,
supply v. demand
3.21.2011
real relationship
Classified ad for print-on-demand (POD) poetry book: “Lonely file in cyberspace seeks physical relationship with illusory reader.”
1.12.2009
ink or pixels
In ink or pixels, it’s all the same.
Labels:
digital poetry,
ink,
online publishing,
pixels,
technology
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