WEED-GREEN
1985, 8.5x7 54 pgs, $5.50. Drawings by A. Vandenburgh. Using a language of space, permutation & repetition, swoh constructs an imaginary landscape of classic & aging wisdom.
THE
1980, 4.25x5.5, 24 pgs, $2. Account of the male archetypal THE, as seen by psycho-magica accidental phenomena.
THE MECHANICAL OMELETTE
1980, 7x8.5, 28 pgs, $3.75 Drawings by Chuck Boyer. Poems written in a graffitti filled restaurant bathrooms. Later, And was fired because the owner thought the poems were a putdown.
KLEE
1981, 4.25x5.5, 66 pgs, $4.50. The force & spirit of Klee invoked in xerox & design interplay. Manipulated found & narrative text.
CHAMELEON, BOUNCE,
FACILITY, CONTACT, SAMPLE
1981, 5.5x8.5, 40 pgs, $6.25. Xerox degeneration, found fragments, bohemian wanderlust, author's face. With color xerox wrapper.
ZERZEREX
1983, 8.5x11, 100 pgs, $10. 4 differently extended techniques in reference art. Each section is acutely multi-reference found.
VOYAGE 1984
GRETA GARBO BOX
1983, 4.25x5.5, 32 boxed cards, $10. A sequenced set of visual/verbal neologisms surrounding the mystique of Greta Garbo, film star.
TRILOBITE
1983, 5.5x8.5, 72 pgs, $6.25. Visual/verbal fragments as proported meta-fossils, multiple conjectures of subtle emotion.
BLACK BLACK BAR EVENTURE
1983, 8.5x11, 75 pgs, $9.50. Newspaper headlines form a script for a film about a mysterious generation of artistic subculture.
KNOWLEDGE SWIRLING MAN TELL SLOW STORIES
1983, 8.5x11, 175 pgs, $18.75; [Also available as a color xerox edition for $100]. A collection of 15 visual/verbal stories form a multiple imaginary landscape. This volume is part of the Samsara Congeries epic project.
HOWLING FROM THE WOODLAND LEAVE WHOLE
1984, 5.5x8.5, 36 pgs, $3.75. Non-linear found construct as lyric long poem. As if one could sing never having heard the words.
THE ELIMINATION
CONSIDERATI
1984, 4.5x11, 84 pgs, $7.25. A sequential interaction between the texture of a word/page and comprehension/meaning of visual fragments.
INTROGIC ENCLODIACY
1985, 2.5x4, 36 cards in a plastic box, $5. The very beginning of And's improvised neologisms, flashcards for a yet to be created international language.
EUY
1986, 2.5x8.5, 96 pgs, $6.25. A zaumist biography of Alexei Kruchenykh, each page a single invented word, adding up to an homage of the futurist poet. [Also available on audio cassette as a 45 min Zaumist opera, see Audio Muzixa Qet section]
COMSPELLING TRILLED
1986, 4.5x8.5, 72 pgs, $6.25. A found english, an alphabet poem, a micro-epic, realism & ambiguity straddling the commonness of the everyday.
L=I=N=G=L=A=G=E
1987, 7x8.5, 28 pgs, $4. An invisible tribute to the far-reaching effects of L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E, this serial poem is an auditory construction. Language imagined for the sake of orality, for the kiss of speech & its after-effects.
HYPOK CHANGS TREES
1987, 1x2, 100 pgs, $7.50. [$10 as an earring.] Flip-book of zaum brut lettrism, ideal for speed-reading or slow meditation. Totally hand-drawn & beyond words.
NO MOON, DANTE
1987, 5.5x8.5, 148 pgs, $10.75, color-xerox cover. A collection of language works including "Sacerdotal," "Against Dreams,""Elevation at at They Ran," & visual/verbal works "THC," "By Camel Night" & "Aluminum".
STRATEGY FOR WRACKING HYLIC
1987, 8.5x11, 40 pgs, $14.50. The first color xerox book from Xexoxial. This is a visual/verbal artist's book with all imagery generated from the word "its", each page going thru innumerable transformations.
MORES
1988, 7x8.5, 68 pgs, $7.50. [Originally published by Bomb Shelter Propaganda, Phoenix, AZ] A long poem one sentence in length to be read in one sitting, the sounds of drunken free jazz transmogrified & automated into an nonstop image juxtaposition.
The Missing Text of the Lost Tower
1993, 8.5x11, 22 pp. $3.50. Subtext by Elizabeth Was. Yet another text discovered in the ruins of the future Babel. A slight invocation to the switching roles of meaning & sound. This publication marks the debut of Smooth Anarchy font by Amendant Hardiker.
BOOKS
by Miekal And
published elsewhere, but available via Xexoxial Endarchy
Babbally
published by Burning Press
1990, double-spined book, cassette & blueprint poster in a zip-lock baggie. Limited edition, only a few left. $35
Subtitled The Destruction of Mindfuck Diplomacy, Babbally is a serial poem of voices interacting in global neologism. "All books laid groundwork which later the myth might eternalize. If pages are dust then the matter preserved is less than object, perhaps the simulation of dream / past / actuality." Includes the short longpoem "Quantical Fatherization" written before the birth of Liaizon.
SASE
published by Generator Press
1990, 7x8.5, 36 pgs, $4.
This is Book 8 of the long poem Samsara Congeries. Says the Village Voice, SASE "...unfolds from several found texts, principally a 1930s grammar book. Computer-manipulated typography & cut-ups enhance the notably nontraditional narrative of Mary, Jane & John Addams.
QUOTES OF ROTAR STORCH
edited by Miekal And, with an extended introduction by Crag Hill
published by Runaway Spoon Press
1989, 8.5x11, 52 pgs., $7
From the intro by Crag Hill: "The work that we have here on paper ranges fronm the textual to the textural, written to visual to verbo-visual, drawing, typeface, photography, & collage. His collages never have the banal, recognizable architecture of most contemporary construction. Their forms are spontaneous & organic. Some of the pieces will throw a viewer off balance, but none are out of control..."
FACTURA
1987, 8.5x11, 48 pgs, $7.50. Cover drawing by Bruce Pavlow. A decade's poetry on one stage, writing without the Security & Insecurity of WORDS ‹ letter clusters, syllables, "naro/abu///hign/po///mak/likl....," how spatial, counter prefixes & suffixes of the wrong language, what comes before & after & a supplement to written words.
BASEMENTS IN THE MUSIC BOX
1986, 5.5x8.5, 32 pgs, $4.50, color-xerox cover. With primitive-surreal drawings by Jon Bailiff. The poems in this collection are luring 2-way mirrors. What you think you see surprises you. Editor of OceanView Press of California.
VEIL
1987, 8.5x11, 12 pgs, $4. A collection of 8 typed fields of solid language. Between the lines, between the lines.
GRIS GRIS MALKUTH
1989, 9.5x8.5, 24 pgs, $4. Collaborative writings & drawings created back & forth through the mail, set in a quirky typestyle designed by Amendant Hardiker. "...shearing valve greased tunisian bath attendant..."
Aimless Wandering: Chuang Tzu's Chaos Linguistics
1993, 7x8.5, 28 pgs, $5. In this essay Hakim Bey examines the role of language in Taoist philosophy, specifically the "inner chapters" of Chuang Tzu. Several points of similarity are found between Chuang Tzu's teachings and those of present-day Chaos Theory; from this viewpoint, the argument is made for a linguistics based on the overabundant possibilities of language, a "chaos linguistics" that may in turn give rise to an "anarchist poetics."
'STAR MAN: VISION CRASH
1989, 8.5x11, 12 pgs, $3. Drawings, collage, & type. Sci-fi story by an imaginative 12-year old told in visual/verbal style. Sadly, this is a posthumous publication: Josh died of Multiple Sclerosis in Thailand 5 years later.
OUTA DE COBWEBS: PREMONITIONS
1985, 8.5x11, 95 pgs, $10. A visual/verbal narrative as drawn & written from the eyes of an avant-genie. Every mark & word is full of breath & life.
THE SINO-PARISIAN TRANSLATIONS
(SINILLOGICAL TRANSLATIONS
VOLUME 5)
1985, 5.5x8.5, 25 pgs, $3.50. These two prolific Canadian publishers have spelled out a pamphlet of short eye-catchers, taking you between the lines.
BILOCATIONS
1985, 8.5x11, 48 pgs, $7.50. This book as the title suggests is one set of writing passing over another set of writing. Some is cryptic, some is like the best of concrete poetry. Is this a sound text? A co-editor of Score, an experimental publisher in California. [Also see Xerolage #1]
THE IRREGULAR
1985, 7x8.5, 28 pgs, $3.75. Subtitled "A Recombinant Xeroessay", this book tests the edges of conceptual & graphic information processing. Says Warren Ng in the into, "infinite and infinitely complex irregular lexical constructs...". By the editor of photoStatic of Iowa City. [Also see Xerolage #10]
SEQUENCING
1984, 5.5x4.25, 88 pgs, $5.50 or boxed cards $10. A labyrinth of visual schematic poetry & surface reflections.
NEW YORK JOURNALS / TWA DOGS IN PARIS
1982, 3 pamphlets, in a freezer packing box, $10. "The Futurist", "Hollow Company", & "Man in White and Other Non-Events". First collaborations with images & text cut-ups.
METTIRIOPELLEZAK GIACALBANNISUTLERM /
TWA DOGS IN PARIS
1982, 8.5X11, 60 PGS, $10. Vol 2 of the New York Journals, composed on AMTRAK NY/Madison. Early experiments with treated found material. Printed on cardstock, bound with screws.
Pyramid Universe Deck / TWO DOGS IN PARIS
1982, 2.25x4.25, boxed deck of 98 cards, $11.
A word per card, selected from a 7 day neo-ritual performance text; various egyptian gods on the reverse side correspond to suits. For use as a tarot deck, creative writing impetus, whatever.
THE NEW YORK WEDDING/TWA DIGS UNDER PARIS
1983, 3.5x117, accordian-folded, boxed, $10. Vol 3 of the New York Journals, word-photo juxtapositions forming an initiatory cohabitation contract.
PYRAMIDOLOGY OF HUMANNESS / TWO DOGS IN PARIS
1984, 11x8.5, 125 pgs, $12. Automatic text & documents of a 7 day performance/intermedia athalon from Nov 81, intertwined with Egyptian iconography, camels, etc. Includes table of contents & appendixes.
EROTIC LOGIC / TWA DIGS UNDER PARIS
1984, 7x7, 28 pgs, $5. [Originally published by SCORE magazine of CA.] Visual/verbal, meta-fiction unlike an erotic previous.
FLUXONYMS by Semantics Could Vanish
4.25x5.5, 32 pgs, $3.
Neologisms deconstructed into concrete poems; concrete poems summed into neologisms. In the tradition of Kamensky, & word-puzzles. [Published by Runaway Spoon Press]
WAKEST AIMS? KIND LAW & ZEAL! / FLOATING CONCRETE OCTOPUS
1989, 7X8.5, 24 pgs, $12. An artists' book by any other name, actually four books in one, including palindromes by Michael Helsem, semioptic superpaintings, 100 wakest manifestatements, drawings, photo disintegrations, neologisms, fanned pages, & a see-thru color window cover. [A collector's item; very few left; originally published by PhotoStatic/Retrofuturism]
Xosen Xosen Odhisth Otch
collaboration by Liz Was, Miekal And & Liaizon Wakest
1991, 11x8.5, 2-color (red & black), 20 pgs, $10. Limited number left. Copy art & neo-language. Produced at a xerox book-making workshop And/Was led at Woodland Patterns, Milwaukee. All words & images improvised on-site & chaosophically xeroxated.
Ancestor Dragon Buddha Bean
Collaboration by Alison Knowles, Miekal And, Elizabeth Was & Liaizon Wakest
1992, 8.25x4, 40 pgs, $9. An afternoon's improvisation on the photocopier gave us a good feel for the humungous variety of the bean world ..... Plant / word / image: the three swirl in organic unity, colorful even in black & white, alive on a struggling planet. Lots of handwork make this artist's book a threefold reading experience: the title itself is a small book; pages cut to gradated sizes lead to a title page in the middle, and this is followed by a third book-within-a-book.
BOOK OBJECTS by Floating Concrete Octopus
These are one-of-a-kind made-to-order art-objects, each $20 & up. The sliding price corresponds to the elaborateness of the construction & the size of the book.
TO BE FILLED
Designed to invite a 2-way interaction between reader & maker. A book of negative space, carved & painted.
BOOK OF NAILS
The one black book you will never open. This is the Wakest bible & essential reading for all devotees. Difficult reading.
THE CARPENTERED BOOK
The internal organs of the book are removed to expose invisible architextures of language. Power tools reconstruct the habits of reading.
THE MIRRORED BOOK
For blatant self-reflection.
THE GOURD BOOK
A 3-dimensional interactive gourd environment. Woodburned ,carved & colored. ($100 & up for thisone.)
LIVING BEINGS
1984, 5.5x8.5, 36 pgs, $5. A collection of poems with titles like "bar stool", "light gentlemen" & "peace mind". Color xerox wrap-around cover. Ganick is publisher of Potes & Poets Press in Connecticut.
HYPERSPACE CANTATAS
1986, 8.5x6.5, 150 pgs, $11.50. Art by Andy Ewen. A collection of 7 long poems written in 1985. Each poem explores different timbres & densities & the drawings are immaculate surrealist designs.
PHILOONTOSOPHY
1987, 5.5x8.5, 52 pgs, $5.50. A first book of imaginary language by Madison leprechaun David Barkus. These naive illuminated texts call forth long forgotten secrets & offer them for study. Impish & complex handwriting & object drawings.
BEING RECIPROCAL CIRCULATION SYSTEMS CALLED
1984, 8.5x11, 28 pgs, $5. Geographical intent of pan-slavic emotionalism. Writing & collage. [Also see RadioEarphonics, audio work by Goldstein, under Audio Muzixa Qet]
CARNIVEROUS EQUATIONS 2
1982, 8.5x5.5, 44 pgs, $5. A computer generated text combined with graphics. Sursurrealist.
MYSTERIES FROM FORGOTTEN WORLDS
1984, 8.5xll, 125 pgs, $11. "A slightly metaphysical pancosmic odyssey", with original & found illustrations by the author.
I CHINGS & PROTOTYPES
1982, 5.5x8.5, 32 pgs, $4. Language as an oracle as it is written. Cut-ups & constructs.
SIXIXSIX
1983, [revised 1987], 8.5x11, 108 pgs, $10.25. A transformative language cut-up long poem which reckons with the unspoken fears of nigredo. the dark night of the soul. 100 drawings by Jake Berry invite countless associations with the writing to form a work which growls & whispers.
I THAN
1983, 5.5x8.5, 16 pgs, $2. Cut-up writing of Orwell with charcoal drawings by Chuck Boyer.
DICT
1989, 7x8.5, 45 pgs, $7.50. A rereading of the dictionary, a languaged work that refers beautifully to concrete strategy & music. Complete w/ found dictionary illustrations.
SCROLL
1984, 8.5xll, 75 pgs, $9. With creature drawings by Andy Ewen. Poem-play for 4 voices; an interaction between an evolved species.
BLACK STROKES WHITE SPACES
1984, 8.5x11, 100 pgs, $10. A comprehensive collection of type glifs & concretes designed by editor of KALDRON.
REPRINT ORIGINAL REPRINT
1983, 5.5x8.5, 12 pgs, $2.25. Xerox reprint of rubberstamp mailart pages of Twain about Dylan.
FLEAS IN TIGHT PANTS
1984, 7x8.5, 75 pgs, $9.50. Poems, fictions & glifs by a true mutant of the human race. Too real. [Also see Xerolage #14, & Cheap Noise Cassette Series]
GIMMICKS
1987, 34 cards in a trapezoidal color-xerox box approx. 5.5x8.5, $10. Hallucinogenic draughtsman Musicmaster has assembled a power pack of miniature drawings, macabre or funny, each a different size & shape, printed on coated stock. This guy's been seriously involved in all manner of experimental art since before "the network" was born.
SUBTEXT
1987, 5.5x8.5, 28 pgs, $3.50. The page has become an action-surface
for an abstraction of alphabets, grids & designs. Rubberstamped & concrete, SUBTEXT is the text, understated & moveable.
ToneZarl
1994, 8.5x11, 48 pp. handbound, cover handprinted on a proofpress, $10. A collection of graphics from this Russian Zaum artist focussing on the possibilities of the purely visual in which fragments of language, musical scores, and abstracted ink drawings combine to form a visual language.
BRIDGES OF SKIN MONEY
1986, 8.5x11, 24 pgs, $4.50. A computer-generated visual/verbal folio which combines elements of cutup bi-lingual language, computer imagery, & typography, & Harry's own inimitable sleight of hand. Harry is editor of Atticus Review, and an avid & active experimental literature essayist & organizer. [Also see audio cassette by Harry in AMQ listings]
MY MY DEAR ME
1985, 7x8.5, 20 pgs, $3. Our first Porter book is a sampler of minimally manipulated found material. Visual dichotomies as seen from a speeding getaway car. If you don't know about Bern Porter, go find out.
THE LAST ACTS
OF SAINT FUCK YOU
1985, 5.5x8.5, 44 pgs, $6. With collages by Steve Perkins (Box of Water). This is probably the only writing we've seen by Bern Porter. An alphabet book with color xerox cover which in 40-some pages sums up the world vision of the disinherited. Bern is the Director of the Institute for Advanced Thinking in Belfast, Maine. [Bern renders this work, in two different audio versions, on "Williamson Street Blues" - See Audio Muzixa Qet section of this catalogue]
WHY MY LEFT LEG IS HOT
1988, 8.5x11, 64 pgs, color xerox, $75, For the Bern Porter collector, special color xerox edition of his video of the same name. [See video listings under Audio Muzixa Qet.] For over 40 years Bern has been collecting bits of this & that. This book is an epic of legs, a vocabulary of limbs, & an un-doing of pornography.
CRCNCL / a sur surrealistic SCRIPT.
1990, 8.5x11, 40 pages, $5. Xerox of holograph edition of the film script of movie of the same name.
QWERTYUIOP
1987, 8.5x11, 16 pgs, $3. Originally planned to appear in 1979, this brief but letter-packed series of concrete poems offers eight identical mazes of non-stop wordstream shaped poetry. This is one of the only works available by Rahmmings, who "retired" from the artworld soon after the book's completion.
ATTENTION: SPOTCHECK
1982, 11x8.5, 24 pgs, $5. Non-idomatic, non-referential, non-syntactical poem for new readers. With collaged imagery by Atma.
BOP GRIT STORM CAFE
1985, 7x8.5, 58 pgs, $6.50. With xerolages by Miekal And. Editor of NRG, Raphael is notorious for non-stop psychedelic word streams that revel in the sound & images of the English language. This book stands next to any other of "languaged" writing without the telltale cliches.
SWAN SONGS
1986, 11x8.5, 20 pgs, $6. With 5 full page color-xerox graphics by DiMichele. A carefully wrought series of poems from a larger work-in-progress. a strong voice in the language of our times that deserves a wider audience. Co-editor of Score publications in Oakland.
SECRET ALBUM OF AMERICA
1984, 8.5x5.5, 52 pgs, $6. By the dean of the Kansas College of Collage, now relocated in Colorado. A pictorial account of Americana on the edge of absurdity. [See also Xerolage #8 by Joe Schwind]
Made in Zaumland
1994, 8.5x11, 44 pp. handbound with hand rubberstamped cover, $10. Beautifully chaotic brut visual poetry in the transrational Zaumist tradition. Segay's work with Cyrillic characters, blurry smeared ink and rubberstamped images manages to bypass language and cultural barriers in an attempt at a universal visual language.
THE TRANSCRIPTS
1983, 8.5x11, 32 pgs, $5. Hand-drawn, the text acts both as graphic poetry & score for sound-poetry (which the author himself is a delightful wiz at).
EYESHADOW
1981, 85.x7, 8 pgs, $3. Glamour meets rape & neither side wins.
WATCH SALLY BLOW
1981, 8.5x11, $3. Sally Saxophone coloring book, for kids whose parents are not unfamiliar with altered perception.
THE PARISIAN WINTER ENSEMBLE
1982, 3.5x8.5, 82 pgs, $8.50, bound with bolts. A visual/verbal score for 3 dancers, to be performed on a frozen lake.
I COME FROM THE NASCENT BEANE
1983, 5.5x8.5, 28 pgs, $3. Self-history visual sequence alternating manifestations of Shunryu Suzuki's face with Suzuki Beane (little beatnik from a kid's book).
PHREX BRAIN
1984, 8.5x11, 50 pgs, $7.50; [Also available in color-xerox, $40]. Very visual somewhat verbal self-portrait of the artist as documentor.
PINKSHOT
1984, 5.5x8.5, 24 pgs, $3. Strange musical writing; the journal of "the ambidextrous patient" before she was hit by the train.
ICE OR EVE ROMIS
1984, 8.5x5.5, 48 pgs, $5. Verbal collage disguised as ancient tabloids, with a story of 3 timeless artists disguised as the tabloid's translation.
ADVENTITIA MEDIA FILE
1984, 12.5x16, nine 10x14 prints, $10. An "Autobiography for the Future," about art & transubstantiation.
COMPULSIVELY, SPILLED
1984, twenty-four 3.5x5 cards, specially packaged, $6.50. Found photo/semiotic/verbal/cellular associations/juxtapositions. Weird.
ANCIENT LIBRARIES
FROM KINDERGARTEN
1984, 5x7, 40 pgs, $6.50. Hand-sewn, printed on lined school-paper. Subtle associations between words, pictures, ideas & symbols flare into a primer of new reading. At the same time a running commentary on topics such as Education as "Americanization," the Scientific/Poetic Dichotomy, & Children's Literature.
ONANISM CURDLES
1985, 5.5x8.5, 14 pgs, $2. A sound-poem made of one & two word lines, incorporating some neologism. This strange mouthy non-referential version of the english language was dictated from an unknown audio source inside the author's head.
ONION LEAVES, HER
MAP UNTENDED
1986, 8.5x7, 16 pgs, $3. A sermi-automatic text written round trip on a plane between Chicago & SF, this is a dizzy-rich exploration of the new sentence. In each of seven visual accompaniments to the text lurk a dark apparition & dream word.
128 TACTICAL FIGHTER WING FLIGHT KITCHEN FAVORITES
1988, 39 variously sized, colored & folded pieces in a 6x9 designer-xeroxed envelope, $11. Odd assortment of reprinted found literature with a found title. Includes a "legend" describing each numbered piece, what it is, where it was found,etc.
WEEKS
1989, 8.5x7, 75 pgs, $8.50. With photos by Barbara Rosenthal. At one point in her life, this clairvoyant author saw her books on her forehead. This book, however, is a hearing of the world as it happens, one writing per week. One quickly learns by reading that there is no logic to disaster or everyday life. Of special interest to mediaglots.
The Universe: a mirror of itself
7 x 8.5, 32 pages, $5. From the book: "We might well emphasize certain aspects of his [Fourier's] social teaching which possess an almost eery resonance with our own contemporary politique. The Harmonian Way still overflows with potential for enriching our post-Situationist, post-dada, post-anarchist epistemology, 'pataphysical driftwork, poetic terrorism, TAZ-praxis, etc...." This pamphlet was presented by the Author in its entirety at the First Conjuntion of the Bender Hollow Phalanx & "G" School Association during the 1992 Dreamtime Corroboree, Dreamtime Village WISCONSIN.
Novel Approach
A coincidental mail art assemblage
1990, 8.5x11, 90 pgs, $5. Collected by the avant garde museum of temporary art. " When we originally conceived the Novel Approach mail art project (in 1987), we naively expected that most of the submissions would somehow be novelistic--short fragments of writing & graphics that we at best illustrative--& that through the course of the eventual book a subtext of individual fragments would form an obscure storyline of coincidence, digression & image/narratives. The more contributions we received the more it became evident that the random collage (dare we say randomage?) look which dominates much of the xerozines of the 80's would also predominate over our collective novel project. Really the collective novel had quickly become a mail art novel; what was originally planned to be a literary document in reality was a document of info/mail/cultural/exchange." --from the introduction. [co-published with Plaster Cramp Press]
Molecular Juice Glue
1992, 7x8.5, 60 pgs, $7. Proceedings from 1992 Decentralized Networker Congress held at Dreamtime Village. Congress summary by John Held, Jr. A live interactive mailart publication crammed full of the "molecular juice glue" that holds the network together in one loose-knit spasm.
magnified section
8.5 x 11, 32 pages, $10. A collaborative production by x-communication, insect manufactures, sister serpents, wisconsin conservatory of noise, & critical art ensemble. This book celebrates the coincidental arrival of Xexoxial's long awaited laser printer & 11 people from tallahassee, lower eastside nyc, chicago & beyond for a week long book-a-thon at dreamtime village. The book represents a culmination of 2 weeks of collaborative performance, cable TV, radio & postering. As such it includes documentation of the 3 weeks as well as work created spontaneously for the book. Produced in limited edition of 333 signed & numbered copies, this bookwork has a marbled cover, an envelope cache of posters & pages of inter-woven hypertext.
Dreamtime Talkingmail is the newsletter/magazine of Dreamtime Village, Xexoxial Endarchy's rural experiment in combining the ancient technology of permaculture with the unlimited possiblities of the hypermedia arts. Each issue includes a wealth of different information from practical comments on gardening & permaculture to more philosophical/poetic works about community & hyperculture. Regular features include letters, calendar of events, reviews of underground publications & details about visiting & participating in the village project. Submissions to upcoming issues are always invited.