September/October 2001
[Volume 22, Issue 6]
Codework
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Table of Contents
FOCUS: Codework
Introduction: Codework
Alan Sondheim
Essay: Codework
McKenzie Wark
Essay: E_Rupture://Codework"."Serration in Electronic Literature
Talan Memmott
mezlllnetl!lzen - Net Fr!sson
Beatrice Beaubien
Xanadu, the Web, and a Little ZigZag
Belinda Barnet
Software Art and Writing
Florian Cramer, drafted with Ulrike Gabriel
FEATURE: With a Song in My Heart
Musical Anarchy
Jimmy Jazz reviews We Owe You Nothing: Punk Planet, the Collected Interviews edited by Daniel Sinke
Music Men
Charles Marowitz reviews Reading Lyrics edited by Robert Gottlieb and Robert Kimball
FEATURE: Outside In
Crazy Art
Emily Hall reviews Henry Darger: Art and Selected Writings by Michael Bonesteel
Out of Order
Doug Nufer reviews Raymond Roussel
and the Republic of Dreams by Mark Ford
FEATURE: All Around the Town
Greenwich Village Becomes Literature
Leslie Schenk reviews The Villagers: A Novel of Greenwich Village by Edward Field and Neil Derrick
Cordon Bleu
George Held reviews Blue by Robert Long
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BOOK REVIEWS:
Out of Africa Stephen
Watson reviews The Picador Book of African Stories edited by Stephen Gray>
Mamet, Myles, and Me
P.J. Rondinone reviews Cool for You: A Novel by Eileen Myles
Collected Kizer
Robert Peters reviews Cool, Calm, and Collected: Poems 1960-2000 by Carolyn Kizer
Open Wide: The Coming of Avant-Porn
Lidia Yuknavitch reviews What the Fuck: The Avant-Porn Anthology edited by Michael Hemmingson
Intimate Performance
Joseph Conte reviews The Body Artist by Don DeLilo
LangPo(lish)
Fred Muratori reviews Revenants by Mark Nowak
The Pleasures of Snooping
Margaret Quamme reviews LIttle Tales of Family and War 1990-1999 by Martha King
Good Fences Make Bad Neighbors
Reamy Jansen reviews The Old American by Ernest Hebert
The British Eliot
Avrom Fleishman reviews Oxford Reader's Companion to George Eliot edited by John Rignall
Fringe Dwellers
Sean Thomas Dougherty reviews Not a Chance by Jessica Treat
Our Animals, Ourselves
Daniela Gioseffi reviews In Our Nature: Stories of Wildness edited by Donna Seaman
Dreaming History
Jeanne Lambert reviews The Anatolikon by John Ash
New Order in the Heavens
Marianne Hauser reviews The Twofold Vibration by Raymond Federman
DEPARTMENTS:
Rants and Raves
ABR: The Year in Review: Index to Volume 22
Essay: "The Function of an Idiot Identifier" by Richard Kostelanetz
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