From: C Goff III

From: Nico Vassilakis

Subject: poetry video
To: onehundredonehours@yahoo.com
Date: Tuesday, April 22, 2008, 8:42 PM

for ye perusal and/or consideration

 
http://www.youtube.com/nicovassilakis
 

Naturally a Swedish website has created the

100,000,000,000,000 poems of Raymond Queneau, in which

14 sonnets can be mixed line by line, in French,

English, and Swedish, and hit "new poem"

100,000,000,000,000 times for the complete series.

I'll start printing them out, be done in 275,000 years

or so.

-Chris

http://x42.com/active/queneau.html?p=66058053737270&l=fr

Richard Francis has these texts available which you are free to borrow if you are looking for raw material.

By Andre Breton:

Selections (poetry & prose)

Earthlight

Nadja

A Bilingual Anthology of Poems

The Writings of Marcel Duchamp

more to this SITE than just the magazine, look around.
Subject: SITE: Dada Magazine (1917 - 1918)
To: onehundredonehours@yahoo.com
Date: Wednesday, April 23, 2008, 7:45 PM
Hello Richard,
Perhaps you already know this, but UBUWEB has just released issues 1, 2 and 3 of Dada Magazine as downloadable PDFs:

If you're not sure where to start, here are some book available at the Central Library.

1. Dada: performance, poetry, and art by John D. Erickson

2. Ombres et soleil/Shadows and Sun, writings of Paul Eluard

3. Geography and Plays by Gertrude Stein

4. At the roots of the stars: short plays of Djuna Barnes

(note: I didn't real all but did look through and didn't find what

had been promoted as "dada plays")

WELCOME TO "THE DOMAIN OF THE
MARVELOUS"

No longer is it a matter of the narrow
roads where traditional beauty is offered in its clarity and
obviousness to the admiration of the crowds. The crowds were taught
the victory of intelligence over the world and the submission of the
forces of nature to man.

Now it is a question of seizing and
admiring a new art which leaves humankind in its true condition,
fragile and dependent, and which nevertheless, in the very spectacle
of things ignored or silenced, opens unsuspected possibilities to the
artist.

This is the text for the Cabaret which will be performed live Wed,
Aug. 27 at 7p to open the dada/surrealism festival and which will be
produced by Richard Francis.

There are two “pre-made” events
within the cabaret which I am open to having be produced by anyone
else who wants to take them on ... or I will. Those two events also
need cast and are open to anyone interested.

The 273 numbered lines will be drawn by
lot the night of the show and are open to all listeners and volunteers
who wish to come down to the station to participate and arrive by 5:45p
sharp.

for the Old Mole 23 June 2008

The Marq’ssan cycle consists of five feminist science fiction novels by L. Timmel Duchamp.  The first four novels—Alanya to Alanya, Renegade, Tsunami, and Blood in the Fruit—are already available through the Multnomah County Library, and by the time you’ve read those, they should have the fifth, Stretto, officially to be released in July 2008, but already available from the publisher, Aqueduct Press. 

KBOO Community Radio is proud to announce the 2008 KBOO Youth in Broadcast Journalism Summer Intensive. This program will be July 7-11, 2008 at KBOO Radio, 20 SE 8^th Ave. in Portland. We also hope to do some reporting from City Hall and other locations around the city of Portland.