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This page is part of the Special Issue # 28 [[Writing Machines–Protocols–Feedback]]. It is provides a record of the various writing machines proposed during the production of that Special Issue.<br> | This page is part of the Special Issue # 28 [[Writing Machines–Protocols–Feedback]]. It is provides a record of the various writing machines proposed or made during the production of that Special Issue.<br> | ||
[[Image:ExquisiteCorpseMachineOverview.jpg|thumb|Analog Exquisite Corpse Machine]]<br> | [[Image:ExquisiteCorpseMachineOverview.jpg|thumb|Analog Exquisite Corpse Machine]]<br> | ||
'''Writing Machine # 1'''<br> | '''Writing Machine # 1'''<br> | ||
Revision as of 15:08, 10 September 2025
This page is part of the Special Issue # 28 Writing Machines–Protocols–Feedback. It is provides a record of the various writing machines proposed or made during the production of that Special Issue.
Writing Machine # 1
Title: Analog Exquisite Corpse Machine (2025) by Steve Rushton
Machine overview:
Five columns of words which can slide up and down to form new sentences. A loose interpretation of the Surrealist Exquisite Corpse.
Media: Paper; Libre Office; glue; alphabet (English)
Machine output (example)
Writing Machine # 2
Title: The Writing Machine of...(2025) by Steve Rushton.
Machine overview: A reworking of The House of Dust Redux by Nick Montfort
Link:https://nickm.com/memslam/
based on a 1967 work by Alison Knowles & James Tenney
in Python 2/3
Output: HTML page of "self-generating poem"
Output: Code of the above (fragment)