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‘organic imagination meets algorithmic generation’

Great to be a part of Issue Two of the AI Literary Review

Go here to read the collection and more about the the Review.
Spectral Collaboration 1
Absence In Its
Caboose
Concrete, TextArt and other poems




Honey & Maggots

Pleased to have a trio of ‘literary’ TextArt pieces in this latest edition- with my thanks.
The generated line is taken from Charles Olson’s poem The Kingfishers. Read it here: https://www.rangermagazine.net/ferguson_issue7
Not in Concrete



International Deceit
With thanks to IT and Rupert. Read the poem here: https://internationaltimes.it/seashore-deceit/
Aasta May ~ 5th May, 1927 – 14th September, 2014


Fools
On this day in 1858, Abraham Lincoln supposedly said in a speech You may fool all the people some of the time; you can even fool some of the people all the time; but you can’t fool all of the people all the time












