G l o s s o l a l i a
Electronic Journal for Experimental Arts [ 9 ] December 1996
ISSN 1239-5773

Editor: J. Lehmus

information, [ME: a forming of the mind < ML, L: idea, conception]

Contents Poetry & Prose 3 autumn poems by Reed Altemus SQUEEZE HARD, THE GRIPPED AIR by Lorenzo Orzari 5 poems from i_strange:meant by Benjamin H. Henry TEXT3.TXT by Krumm TEXT7.TXT by Krumm Simple Torment by S.C. Virtes swap by J. Lehmus Graphics folio Handheld scanner works by Dudley Stewart Contributors to this issue Reed Altemus altemus@maine.com Benjamin H. Henry bhhenry@netheaven.com http://www.netheaven.com/~bhhenry Krumm krumm@debris.demon.co.uk http://www.debris.demon.co.uk/ "Then I realised that Cyberspace had always existed" J. Lehmus jlehmus@cute.fi http://www.geocities.com/paris/1583/ Lorenzo Orzari lorzari@odyssee.net Dudley Stewart dud@soho.ios.com "I am a graduate of the Glasgow School of Art. Having worked on canvas for several years and exhibited my material in several local galleries (The Maclellan Galleries, Brown Galleries, Rain Exhibition Center) I moved to the US and began experimenting with digital forms of art, having always been extremely interested in this medium." S.C. Virtes scv@scvs.com http://www.scvs.com/scv/fic/ Look for SCV works in Analog, Zipzap, Schema, Space & Time, more... Acknowledgements TEXT7.TXT by Krumm has been thoroughly revised for better compatibility with the standard for converting MS-DOS filenames between platforms. 'TEXT7.TXT' has been substituted for the original version's 'Text7.txt' on all occurrences. When installing TEXT7.TXT on Unix systems, a quasi-original version can be obtained with the following Perl expression: s/TEXT7.TXT/Text7.txt/g; TEXT7.TXT by Krumm is now recognized as a standard protocol of [INLINE] poetry and has influenced numerous derivative works by other on-line poets, and Perl programmers. Thank you for your support. Editorial address CI Acad. Poet. Aeth., J. Lehmus, Stenbocksv. 24, 02860 Esbo, Finland jlehmus@cute.fi Subscribe