SEGUE READING: Mini-Festival of Digital Poetry

THE MOST HIDEOUS POSTER YOU HAVE EVER SEEN
arras.net/mini_digi_fest.htm

was created to announce:

THE SEGUE READING SERIES AT THE BOWERY POETRY CLUB

Mini-Festival of (so-called*) Digital Poetry

:::featuring performances and presentations by

Angela Rawlings (Toronto): www.commutiny.net/
Patrick Herron (Chapel Hill): www.proximate.org
Noah Wardrip-Fruin (New York): www.impermanenceagent.com
Paul Chan (New York): nationalphilistine.com/alternumerics/
Aya Karpinska (New York): www.technekai.com/aya/
Loss Pequeno Glazier (Buffalo): epc.buffalo.edu/authors/glazier/
The Prize Budget for Boys(Toronto) who are: Neil Hennessy (The Jabber Engine and Basho's Frogger, at www.ubu.com), Jason Le Heup & Ian Hooper

:::and?

AND there will be a panel discussion afterwards immoderated by Brian Kim Stefans (curator and organizer)
AND it's 2-fer-1 drinks and it's not shameful to start at 4pm for a poet/poetry goer
AND you may know what they've done online but we guarantee that the presence / performance / presentation will be entirely new (to you)
AND there's a rumor the legendary Toronto sound poetry group The Four Horsemen may perform (wink wink wink)

:::where?

308 BOWERY, JUST NORTH OF HOUSTON, NYC, USA

:::when?

SATURDAY, NOV 23rd, FROM 4 - 7 PM

:::and what, pray tell, does it cost?

$5 admission goes to support the readers

all of this information is repeated on the

THE MOST HIDEOUS POSTER YOU HAVE EVER SEEN
http://www.arras.net/mini_digi_fest.htm

I hope you can make it -- should be fun, an eye opener, and bring your questions!

* The use of the phrase "so-called" prior to an aesthetic categorization is an old experimental poetry tradition; please disregard if it causes you unusual discomfort.

Posted by Brian Stefans at November 16, 2002 12:59 PM