Four questions about asemic writing, #07: Bill DiMichele

Do you think the practice of asemic writing is something different from visual poetry? Or a part of it? Let me start by saying that I get bored really easily; I’m 63, and experience has taught me that names and titles come and go. As a teacher my impatience reached ...

Four questions about asemic writing, #06: Satu Kaikkonen

Do you think the practice of asemic writing is something different from visual poetry? Or a part of it? I think that asemic writing as a writing is different from visual poetry if there are only elements of writing in the works, but I myself for example do also asemic ...

Four questions about asemic writing, #05: Jim Leftwich

Do you think the practice of asemic writing is something different from visual poetry? Or a part of it? Not long ago I saw something entitled "asemic landscape" -- surely this is some kind of visual art, and not any kind of writing, visual or otherwise. Your asemic sigils, Marco, ...

Four questions about asemic writing, #04: Tim Gaze

1. Do you think the practice of asemic writing is something different from visual poetry? Or a part of it? They're 2 separate areas which intersect some of the time. As well as humans deliberately making asemic writing ("practice"), there are many possibilities for accidentally making asemic writing (for which ...

Four questions about asemic writing, #03: Nico Vassilakis

1. Do you think the practice of asemic writing is something different from visual poetry? Or a part of it? What I think, and thanks for asking, is that the crux of asemic WRITING is illegible writing that holds no semantic meaning and that the writing is concerned with creating ...