BIO
Lewis LaCook makes things. He is a programmer/poet. He likes unstable objects. He doesn't eat enough. Send him all your money.
New Audio @ lewislacook.com:::Aphasia, Strands, and The Dance of Her Discontent
fresh from the lab:
http://www.lewislacook.com/sound/LewisLaCook_Aphasia.mp3
http://www.lewislacook.com/sound/LewisLaCook_Strands.mp3
http://www.lewislacook.com/sound/LewisLaCook_theDanceOfHerDiscontent.mp3
nice 64 kpbs files
guitar, drum programming, and loops and loops and loops
This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day: http://www.lewislacook.com/POD
associate editor, _sidereality
http://www.sidereality.com/
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http://www.lewislacook.com/sound/LewisLaCook_Aphasia.mp3
http://www.lewislacook.com/sound/LewisLaCook_Strands.mp3
http://www.lewislacook.com/sound/LewisLaCook_theDanceOfHerDiscontent.mp3
nice 64 kpbs files
guitar, drum programming, and loops and loops and loops
This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day: http://www.lewislacook.com/POD
associate editor, _sidereality
http://www.sidereality.com/
--------
http://www.lewislacook.com/
tubulence artist studio: http://turbulence.org/studios/lacook/index.html
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Fwd: REAL PAIN PILLS....VICODIN..SOMA...VALIUM...XANAX
--- edward_mctavish <feldclan@prodigy.net> wrote:
> From: "edward_mctavish" <feldclan@prodigy.net>
> To:
>
llacim@yahoo.com,llacogangster@yahoo.com,llacook@yahoo.com,llacy66@yahoo.com,llacy_ann_1998@yahoo.com,llad24@yahoo.com,llada53@yahoo.com,lladams_01@yahoo.com
> Subject: REAL PAIN
> PILLS....VICODIN..SOMA...VALIUM...XANAX
>
> Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2004 15:55:01 -0600
>
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+Xanax+ & +Vicodin+
get it now online
i want my vicodin
stop it
Mine odd shaped soda got an idea while her daughters
noisy glasses looks around as soon as mine noisy
underwares stands-still.
Her daughters shining omprella adheres.
His brothers red ipaq walks.
Their green hairy bluish tall green t-shirt snores as
soon as their white balloon run while the white
round-shaped sport shoes looks
around and still a given purple bicycle is angry or
maybe our children slopy glove stands-still.
Our children round baby lies.
Whose hairy cat stares.
A hairy spoon spit.
Her noisy slopy door run.
The round clock got an idea.
Our white sport shoes falls.
His brothers beautiful bed calms-down and his
brothers tall little ram is thinking.
=====
This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day: http://www.lewislacook.com/POD
associate editor, _sidereality
http://www.sidereality.com/
--------
http://www.lewislacook.com/
tubulence artist studio: http://turbulence.org/studios/lacook/index.html
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> From: "edward_mctavish" <feldclan@prodigy.net>
> To:
>
llacim@yahoo.com,llacogangster@yahoo.com,llacook@yahoo.com,llacy66@yahoo.com,llacy_ann_1998@yahoo.com,llad24@yahoo.com,llada53@yahoo.com,lladams_01@yahoo.com
> Subject: REAL PAIN
> PILLS....VICODIN..SOMA...VALIUM...XANAX
>
> Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2004 15:55:01 -0600
>
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#000066;}style10 {font-family: Tahoma}
+Xanax+ & +Vicodin+
get it now online
i want my vicodin
stop it
Mine odd shaped soda got an idea while her daughters
noisy glasses looks around as soon as mine noisy
underwares stands-still.
Her daughters shining omprella adheres.
His brothers red ipaq walks.
Their green hairy bluish tall green t-shirt snores as
soon as their white balloon run while the white
round-shaped sport shoes looks
around and still a given purple bicycle is angry or
maybe our children slopy glove stands-still.
Our children round baby lies.
Whose hairy cat stares.
A hairy spoon spit.
Her noisy slopy door run.
The round clock got an idea.
Our white sport shoes falls.
His brothers beautiful bed calms-down and his
brothers tall little ram is thinking.
=====
This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day: http://www.lewislacook.com/POD
associate editor, _sidereality
http://www.sidereality.com/
--------
http://www.lewislacook.com/
tubulence artist studio: http://turbulence.org/studios/lacook/index.html
__________________________________
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Re: Fwd: Becks: Proud Censors of The Arts
ahhh, this is the kind of response i hoped for
i agree with you on one hand, but on the other i'm a
bit pollyannaish and utopian---i believe all artists
(all humans) should use anything they wish (human and
artist are really synonyms)...
so i'm torn---but i do think this kind of thing
highlights these tricky bits of "ownership" in the
arts---who really owns anything? my own stuff grew out
of an appreciation of other artists--and that mingled
with my experience of the world--if i, in trying to
write a line that describes a real scene, use the word
"tree" to describe THAT*, then am i not too in some
way doing what dee is doing here? i do feel like that
sometimes when writing---isn't language a form of
this? any representation at all?
bliss
l
*(yes, i know, the tree is not likely to protest)
--- Cari Machet <cari@awaterartproduct.com> wrote:
> i don't think this is censorship as far as i know
> the
> definition of the word
>
> i think they have every right - legal and otherwise
> to
> not allow others to use their image
> just as you do
> do you have a copyright on your poetry book?
>
> cari
>
> --- Lewis LaCook <llacook@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Dee Rimbaud <x-generation@ntlworld.com>
> wrote:From:
> > "Dee Rimbaud"
> > To:
> > Subject: Becks: Proud Censors of The Arts
> > Date: Fri, 6 Feb 2004 09:57:10 -0000
> >
> >
> > Becks: Proud Censors of The Arts
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Becks claims on its web-site to be proud sponsors
> of
> > the arts. On the surface, there may be some
> > substance to this claim, considering their Becks
> > Futures Prize, but underneath the gloss and
> > publicity lies an ugly truth. Becks are also
> > censors of the arts.
> >
> >
> >
> > A collage I designed for the cover of my
> forthcoming
> > poetry collection,
i agree with you on one hand, but on the other i'm a
bit pollyannaish and utopian---i believe all artists
(all humans) should use anything they wish (human and
artist are really synonyms)...
so i'm torn---but i do think this kind of thing
highlights these tricky bits of "ownership" in the
arts---who really owns anything? my own stuff grew out
of an appreciation of other artists--and that mingled
with my experience of the world--if i, in trying to
write a line that describes a real scene, use the word
"tree" to describe THAT*, then am i not too in some
way doing what dee is doing here? i do feel like that
sometimes when writing---isn't language a form of
this? any representation at all?
bliss
l
*(yes, i know, the tree is not likely to protest)
--- Cari Machet <cari@awaterartproduct.com> wrote:
> i don't think this is censorship as far as i know
> the
> definition of the word
>
> i think they have every right - legal and otherwise
> to
> not allow others to use their image
> just as you do
> do you have a copyright on your poetry book?
>
> cari
>
> --- Lewis LaCook <llacook@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Dee Rimbaud <x-generation@ntlworld.com>
> wrote:From:
> > "Dee Rimbaud"
> > To:
> > Subject: Becks: Proud Censors of The Arts
> > Date: Fri, 6 Feb 2004 09:57:10 -0000
> >
> >
> > Becks: Proud Censors of The Arts
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Becks claims on its web-site to be proud sponsors
> of
> > the arts. On the surface, there may be some
> > substance to this claim, considering their Becks
> > Futures Prize, but underneath the gloss and
> > publicity lies an ugly truth. Becks are also
> > censors of the arts.
> >
> >
> >
> > A collage I designed for the cover of my
> forthcoming
> > poetry collection,
from Women
I'm sure it's just my willful isolation. Walking down
Leavitt road with an expensive coffee-maker under my
arm, the Lemonheads write a song called "The Turnpike
Down." I would have, for you, in time. To sit
cross-legged in a buzzing dusk, not reading at all.
It's amazing that these skinny black branches in
February assuage such ululating bundles of snow, and
that the inside of every house in Lorain, Ohio (the
myDoom worm) grows a lining of oil-puckered old men
restlessy sleeping off every satiation of hiera rchy.
Byte Verifier turns suddenly, suddenly swims off in
the direction of My Computer, but Norton sees him,
nets him in her fur-shocked net, where he bounces and
troubles the surety of Quarantine. "Isn't Allah a
certain idea of revenge? Or is that your god?"
Persecution ensues.
Throw salt to get a better grip. A wind almost
midnight floods the black parking lot with soft hands.
Your body aches with such precision.
"When I partition, eroding endures yellow as an ivy
ventilating." There were these beautiful bleached
rings of ice.
"O, I said, I was fidgeting because she brushed
against me."
"Stings glint magnificent finger abbies across these
consequences now expediting."
Guesswork.
"Unravelling web logic. Sexing pert buttons that drip
down your fingers like smoke."
=====
This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day: http://www.lewislacook.com/POD
associate editor, _sidereality
http://www.sidereality.com/
--------
http://www.lewislacook.com/
tubulence artist studio: http://turbulence.org/studios/lacook/index.html
__________________________________
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Leavitt road with an expensive coffee-maker under my
arm, the Lemonheads write a song called "The Turnpike
Down." I would have, for you, in time. To sit
cross-legged in a buzzing dusk, not reading at all.
It's amazing that these skinny black branches in
February assuage such ululating bundles of snow, and
that the inside of every house in Lorain, Ohio (the
myDoom worm) grows a lining of oil-puckered old men
restlessy sleeping off every satiation of hiera rchy.
Byte Verifier turns suddenly, suddenly swims off in
the direction of My Computer, but Norton sees him,
nets him in her fur-shocked net, where he bounces and
troubles the surety of Quarantine. "Isn't Allah a
certain idea of revenge? Or is that your god?"
Persecution ensues.
Throw salt to get a better grip. A wind almost
midnight floods the black parking lot with soft hands.
Your body aches with such precision.
"When I partition, eroding endures yellow as an ivy
ventilating." There were these beautiful bleached
rings of ice.
"O, I said, I was fidgeting because she brushed
against me."
"Stings glint magnificent finger abbies across these
consequences now expediting."
Guesswork.
"Unravelling web logic. Sexing pert buttons that drip
down your fingers like smoke."
=====
This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day: http://www.lewislacook.com/POD
associate editor, _sidereality
http://www.sidereality.com/
--------
http://www.lewislacook.com/
tubulence artist studio: http://turbulence.org/studios/lacook/index.html
__________________________________
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Fwd: Becks: Proud Censors of The Arts
Dee Rimbaud <x-generation@ntlworld.com> wrote:From: "Dee Rimbaud"
To:
Subject: Becks: Proud Censors of The Arts
Date: Fri, 6 Feb 2004 09:57:10 -0000
Becks: Proud Censors of The Arts
Becks claims on its web-site to be proud sponsors of the arts. On the surface, there may be some substance to this claim, considering their Becks Futures Prize, but underneath the gloss and publicity lies an ugly truth. Becks are also censors of the arts.
A collage I designed for the cover of my forthcoming poetry collection,
To:
Subject: Becks: Proud Censors of The Arts
Date: Fri, 6 Feb 2004 09:57:10 -0000
Becks: Proud Censors of The Arts
Becks claims on its web-site to be proud sponsors of the arts. On the surface, there may be some substance to this claim, considering their Becks Futures Prize, but underneath the gloss and publicity lies an ugly truth. Becks are also censors of the arts.
A collage I designed for the cover of my forthcoming poetry collection,