rants, raves, and writings by Dylan Kinnett
DadaDodo is a program that analyses texts for word probabilities, and then generates random sentences based on that. Sometimes these sentences are nonsense; but sometimes they cut right through to the heart of the matter, and reveal hidden meanings.
read more →neocronica is a novel written on adhesive text over a wall by Sérgio Tavares Filho. From the author: on the difficulty of knowing the truth behind the computer: one character seeks another who suddenly disappears from their everyday computer-mediated routine.
read more →Mark Danielewski is here to answer your questions about The Fifty-Year Sword Mark Z. Danielewski is famous for experimental, challenging novels like House of Leaves andOnly Revolutions.
read more →visual-poetry: “film” by ernst jandl
read more →I’ve decided to tinker with audio some more. I’ve put together a cheap and functional setup over the last few days. Here are some details about what gear I chose.
read more →this is a poem by gastão de magalhães (1975) via visual-poetry :
read more →I am both a “computer person” and a writer. You might be interested to know: how do I combine the two? Here are some thoughts on how I do my word processing, most of the time.
read more →My list of ongoing creative projects is too complicated. I’m declaring creative bankruptcy, so to speak. I’ve had too many irons in the fire for too long. Why so many? It seems I have trouble bringing an end to some projects.
read more →“i will not make any more boring art” by John Baldessari (1971) have a look at “a brief history of john baldessari” narrated by tom waits:
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