Our publications explore the boundary between the virtual nature of digital information and the viscerality of text.

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Our publications explore the boundary between the virtual nature of digital information and the viscerality of text.

-A Fence imprint-

WHO UNFOLDED MY ORIGAMI BRAIN? | Michael Leong

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MOONIE | Brian Young

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MY | Matthew Klane

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WHO UNFOLDED MY ORIGAMI BRAIN? | Michael Leong

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MOONIE | Brian Young

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Moonie Cover
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MY | Matthew Klane

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CONSTANT CRITIC

Book cover for Wickerwork by Christian Lehnert features an illustration of a dragonfly with pale wings and a black body on a light background, with the title and author’s name above and below the image.

Joshua Weiner Reviews Christian Lehnert’s Wickerwork

Lehnert’s poetry is a cunning and subtle work of imaginative relationship; less a projection of human attributes onto the nonhuman, more a way of seeing the earth’s creatures as all involved in a…

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Kenneth Reveiz Interviews Michael Leong

As student populations become increasingly diverse, we need to keep the permeable boundary between poetry and not-poetry as open as possible so as to admit the widest possible range of cultural…

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DIGITAL CORRESPONDENT

A pixelized photo of a balloon in an empty room

Imaginary Liminality Steps From The Train: How To Dreamwalk the World of Craigslist Apartments

In an ever changing and increasingly depressing internet landscape we, the collective users, have learned to restrain our expectations...And yet, within this vast ever darkening digital ocean one human island remains: Craigslist.

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Automata Paint Bucket Abject 9

Hysterically Real’s De-automata, or Picture Books

There’s a poetics of deflation at play: deflating expectations, deflating ego. I enter, say, Abject-Oriented Anthology with my smart theory boy hat on and realize it’s a flip-book.

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And The Next Thing You Know

The digital poem “plays with a sentence spoken by the comedian and actor Gabriel Iglesias on the documentary series Inside Jokes — ‘And the next thing you know, there’s Mexicans in Canada.’”

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ELECMENT

Cort Day and Jane Mead: Nomad(s) of Lyric in The Forest Logic

in violet dusk and the eclipse child’s singing. . .

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A Memoir of Editing Diane di Prima’s Revolutionary Letters

we are in the middle of a bloody, heartrending revolution / not western civilization, but civilization itself / i have just realized that the stakes are myself

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