"Let us pick up our books and pens. They are our most powerful weapons."                                                    — Mal...

In 1899, Alfred Jarry published his 'Commentary and Instructions for the Practical Construction of the Time Machine', under the pse...

  “The origin of our world does not reside in an event that is infinitely distant from us in time and space, millions of light years away; n...

"As an activist on the left, I long assumed that my role consisted entirely of raising awareness, sounding alarms, and deploying argume...

  Understanding poetry as human making, makes the poetry of architecture easier to comprehend, but risks obscuring poetry’s meaningful, mus...

"...getting lost is an act of the imagination, one that redefines reality, often through moral implications..." "...poetry of...

(you perhaps): "...all things change in time; some are made of change itself, and the poem is of these. It is not an object; the poem i...

 " the place for literature is built by writers and readers. It’s a fragile place in some ways, but an indestructible one. When its bro...

" Archi-Poetry + Invisible Theatre " - Act 3 of " Theatres of Archimagination " (online) Saturday Oct 2, 2021: 11am Cent...

This archi-poem was made in memory of Michael Sorkin, who died one year ago today. Curious comrades can hear the poem here . Learn more abou...

"When I first decided to be a poet... this itself was a disordering of the world and its orders in which I had been raised. My father h...

 "The thirteenth lecture won't be taking place... for contingent reasons, I didn't have time to collect your contributions; whe...

When John Cage died in 1992 he left behind a red spiral notebook - presumed to be material for part 9 of his unfinished Diary. Here are a fe...

 "Objects! For me there are no such things! What counts are the relationships. They are infinite. ... And what is between ... I started...

  Francis Ponge: "... it seems that some architects still forget electricity at times. I mean, that some still do not account for it - ...

critical archi-poetry found in the middle of Ed Roberson's To See the Earth Before the End of the World: “A dome is the support     ...

"There is a room of walls which come alive with images and words... You'll have to decipher what's going on, as it happens....

"...poetry is not at the margin of ordinary language; it is inside ordinary language. Its inner action renews a language... [and] emot...

"I’m drawn to this idea of language as a stage that we all show up to see. First of all, it’s exciting to think there are objects in ...

"A man with a book goes to the light. A library begins that way... This one starts with a man who wants to read a book... Inspire...

Table for Four / Eccentric Crops is now available from JackPine press, in a limited edition of 75 hand-made chapbooks > https://jackpin...

Ray Bradbury on why we read. “…you’re very curious, aren’t you, to find out how I fell in love with books. Now remember this, l...

“Imagine... a Yestermorrow architecture, imaginative enough and large enough to enclose everything in a single structure... that lures, c...

Now is the time to take the Archi-Poetry Leap:  “The language revising its own architectures is the cloud palace and drift of your desi...

Limited Edition Chapbook Room To Room: Poetry & Architecture in Conversation by Ted Landrum , Komi Olaf , and Ingrid Ruth...