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"US" Poets Foreign Poets / Noi poeți "americani" poeți străini
A Computationally Assembled Anthology / Antologie asamblată computațional
Alan Sondheim , Alice Notley , Babylonians as Americans as Babylonians , Brian Kim Stefans , Bruce Bond , Charles Wright , Chris Funkhouser , Curzio Malaparte , Dana Levin , David Baker , David Huerta , David Jhave Johnston , Fady Joudah , GC Waldrep , Gary Snyder , Harryette Mullen , Ilya Kaminsky , JD McClatchy , Jared Pierce , Jennifer Scappettone , Jerome Rothenberg , Jim Carpenter , Johanna Drucker , John Cayley & Daniel C. Howe , John Taylor , Juana Adcock , Lyn Hejinian , MARGENTO , Marc Vincenz , Maria Mencia , Martin Woodside , Nick Montfort , Page Hill Starzinger , Philip Levine , Rachel Galvin , Rita Dove , Sandy Baldwin , Stephanie Strickland & Ian Hatcher , mIEKAL aND , Șerban Foarță
"With its programmer, algorithmic generator, and input or human authored text on one side, and the (potentially, or temporarily) final text(s) and reader on the other, "US" Poets Foreign Poets illustrates how poems stemming from disparate creative presuppositions, nations, or creative modalities--and otherwise might be perceived as strange bunkmates--may be effectively bridled and expand together through technological lenses. As a result of Herculean efforts by its editors, this anthology illuminates how writing that appears to be on the fringe directly links to what has been determined to be mainstream. This volume, with its built-in transcreation, is effusive with poetry from the human within and the algorithmic generator. Bursting with substance blasting on and on and on and on, the book further proceeds to uniquely chart how disconnected approaches to language may be distinctly connected. Applied and rigorous investigative scholarship (and editorship) in Digital Humanities herein brings to readers not only a hefty assemblage of diverse voices, but, through algorithm(ag)ic processes delivers fascinating graphical partnering amongst its contents. There's a propulsiveness to this compilation that is seemingly unprecedented, a written compendium that refracts, and makes something with its own work. Conceptual policers and polarity are warlings, sometimes dismissively casting out cats for medi(a)cament. Metalurgically heated at conversion, poetry-beam convertible larks become aview within. Strategical stratiforms it seizes! This fiery first autoscopy becomes poetry's alto alternate, which matters because the looney hobnailed beach of tradition (which manoeuvres like pterodactyls into psychologies and the surprise latchkey of being in reverse) is surrounded, lashing reviewers to lathy mythologers who have conspired to produce this collection. Christopher Funkhouser"--page 4 of cover.
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