Weighing in at more than 100 pages, this is the largest edition of Infinity's Kitchen ever. It includes constrained writing, antonymic poetry, a hypertext cento poem, visual poetry, algorhythmically generated poetry, socially generated poetry, literary criticism, prose in russian doll form and even an apocalyptic press release.
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"There ain't no answer. There ain't gonna be any answer. There never has been an answer. That's the answer." — Gertrude Stein
Previous Issues
No. 4
The written word and the spoken word are two different things. What is the difference between writing read aloud and thoughts spoken in conversation? Is writing silent? Is there anything that can only be expressed by writing it down, by making it visible?No. 3
This issue is about objects, physical ones, like boats, remote controls and prefabricated furniture. You are invited to encounter these objects in any order you like and to make of them what you will. The printed edition of this issue included instructions for folding one of its short stories into a paper boat.No. 2
With the second issue of Infinity’s Kitchen, we’re experimenting (carefully) with some ideas that we borrowed from concrete poetry. Concrete poetry, or visual poetry, is written so that the arrangement of the words on the page is important. It’s a great way to add some flavor to the language.Special Features
The web features are starting to form quite an interesting collection.