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  • Author's note: The image is a work of visual poetry that quotes an aphorism by Raymond Queneau (a member of Oulipo), translating his phrase into an HRQR code (ostensibly readable by both humans and robots simultaneously). The image evokes the maze described by Queneau, while alluding to the machinic overtones of the constraints, typically used by Oulipo.

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    y separately published work icon StylusLit no. 3 March 2018 13362753 2018 periodical issue

    'Welcome to the 1st anniversary of StylusLit. In this issue, I interview Canadian poet, Christian Bök, who gives us a view into the experimental and conceptual. Don’t forget to read his visual poem, “We Are Rats Who Build the Labrinyth From Which We Plan to Escape”. As well, I interview Australian poet and poetry editor of Island, Sarah Holland-Batt, who tells us her views on writing, editing and publishing poetry.' (Rosanna Licari Editorial introduction)

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