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submissions
GAMMM is still accepting submissions. if you want to send stuff, you may contact us in this period: Aug. 9th – Sept. 30st, 2010. _ we prefer previously unpublished works. _ no simultaneous submissions. _ please don’t send your opera omnia, but one light email with attached word rtf texts (max 7), and/or jpg (max 7, each LESS than 100Kbytes), and biobibliography (3-7 lines) + your postal address. _ important: insert “text submission: for GAMMM” in the subject line of your email. _ only those submissions that are accepted will get a reply: if you get no reply within two-three months then assume that the works have not been accepted. _ we can’t give detailed replies, nor be engaged in conflicts & discussions about poetics. _ before submitting, please go through the texts hosted by GAMMM
invio di testi
GAMMM tutt’ora accetta invii di testi. se volete mandare materiali, potete contattarci tra il 9 agosto e il 30 settembre 2010. _ preferiamo materiali inediti. _ non spedite contemporaneamente gli stessi materiali ad altri siti. _ non ci mandate l’opera omnia, solo un’email leggera con allegati testi in word rtf (al massimo 7), e/o jpg (massimo 7, ciascuno NON superiore a 100Kbytes), e una biobibliografia (3-7 righe) + l’indirizzo postale. _ importante: inserire “proposta di testi: per GAMMM” nel campo ‘oggetto’ dell’email. _ solo agli invii che verranno accolti sarà data risposta: se non avete risposta entro due-tre mesi, considerate che il materiale non è stato accolto. _ non ci è possibile fornire repliche dettagliate, né trovarci catturati da conflitti & discussioni su poetiche. _ prima di inviare, è opportuno prendere visione del tipo di testi che GAMMM ospita
between page and screen
thx to jim leftwich
Avant Writing Symposium
THE AVANT WRITING SYMPOSIUM 2010
August 19-21
Thompson Library
The Ohio State University
1858 Neil Av. Mall
Columbus, OH 43210 USA
AN INTERNATIONAL AVANT WRITING SYMPOSIUM
In Memoriam Thomas L. Taylor
This August 19-21 the new OSU Thompson Library will be invaded by an exciting horde of writers, scholars, artists, and others for the 2nd Avant Writing Symposium. There will be some 50 presentations, performances, papers, readings, installations, exhibits, and other events, and an untold number of observers, fans, scholars, and kibitzers. Sponsored by The Avant Writing Collection and the Rare Books & MSS Library, with additional support from The Department of Spanish & Portuguese and The Center for Latin American Studies, the attendees and presenters will come from all over the United States, Latin America, and elsewhere. All with a focus on various of the Avant Gardes active in the world today, primarily those using language in some form or other. Events will take place in the Thompson Library, at OSU’s Urban Arts Space, and at Skylab in downtown Columbus. In addition to the presentations and performances, there will be exhibits in the Thompson Library, and at Skylab, and a room dedicated to continual presentations of electronic and digital poetry and literature.
The previous Symposium, in 2002, was a huge success, and is still being talked about. So if you want to learn about literary innovation and experimentation, avant garde writing, electronic and digital literature, multi-lingualism, visual poetry, performance poetry, Fluxus poetry and texts, collaborative writing, sound poetry, international networking, artist´s books, cut-up text, concrete poetry, found poetry, mail art, video poetry, and much much more, this is your opportunity.
Available here: small 8 1/2 x 11 poster, more complete schedule, hotel information, printable program
(as separate PDF files)
EVENTS
S614 {archives}, by Xavier Serrano
download the pdf dépliant:
http://slowforward.files.wordpress.com/2010/08/s614-cp.pdf
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see the webpage:
http://www.imho.fr/s614-archives
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asemic googlegroup
http://groups.google.it/group/asemic
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a pege on “asemic writing” [scrittura asemantica] can be found here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asemic_writing





