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#1 – #46 by Jukka-Pekka Kervinen
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This work is important because it skews all preconceptions of what poetry is thought to be. It uniquely shows us the indoctrinated perceptions that we, consciously or unconsciously carry within us. It opens up to us a world with the potential of difference, and that by knowing this difference we can hopefully perceive a knowledge and beauty in forms and contents we heretofore did not think existed. So it is with open eyes and mind one must approach this work, leaving behind any constricted views of form or content, and more importantly interring the dusty corpse of an ancient poetic epistemology. —Ric Carfagna
This work is important because it skews all preconceptions of what poetry is thought to be. It uniquely shows us the indoctrinated perceptions that we, consciously or unconsciously carry within us. It opens up to us a world with the potential of difference, and that by knowing this difference we can hopefully perceive a knowledge and beauty in forms and contents we heretofore did not think existed. So it is with open eyes and mind one must approach this work, leaving behind any constricted views of form or content, and more importantly interring the dusty corpse of an ancient poetic epistemology.
—Ric Carfagna
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Jukka-Pekka Kervinen lives and writes in Espoo, Finland. He is mainly interested of computer processing and manipulation of text and language, and programmed generation of visual poetry. He is author of two eBooks, ‘[#1-#46]’ (BlazeVox, 2003) and ‘[div]versions’ (PI Publications, 2004). He also co-authored ‘The Oracular Sonnets’ (Meritage Press, 2004) with Mark Young. He has been published in two anthologies, several magazines and ezines like Poethia, Moria, SHAMPOO, Aught, eratio, Word for Word, 5_Trope, Jack, Generator, Score, M.A.G, sleeping fish, BathHouse Magazine and Blackbox. He is an editor of xStream (http://xstream.xpressed.org ) and xPress(ed) (http://www.xpressed.org ), and works also as a composer.
Book Information:
· Paperback: 66 pages
· Binding: Perfect-Bound
· Publisher: BlazeVOX [ books ] (October 2004)
· Product Number: 14100122
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This book is part of our moblis in mobli series, a free ebook with a printed books that is for sale from us as well as Amazon.com.
Mobilis in Mobili; “moving in a moving thing”; the motto of Captain Nemo and his crew aboard the submarine, Nautilus in Jules Verne’s, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. The phrase also translates to, changing through the changing medium, which is very appropriate for this poetry series. These titles are available in two formats, a free downloadable Adobe PDF ebook as well as available for sale in a print-on-demand book. Each is a fine quality text, which you have come to expect from BlazeVOX [books] We only hope you take will take a moment and read these works in whichever format you feel most comfortable.
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