Space Conquest: Computer Poem
By Earle Birney.

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Birney, Earle. "Space Conquest: Computer Poem."
Toronto: Ganglia Press, 1968.

grOnk 2 Series 4.

Notes: "University of Waterloo, Ont., Feb.'68: 12 lines chosen from 1066 5-syllable lines supplied by a computer programmed to a random order of the words composing Meredith's 'Lucifer in Starlight' and Macleigh's 'End of the World'

Printed on an IBM/360 Computer"

About Space Conquest: Computer Poem

Known Dates

Publication Date: 1968

Known Contributors

Earle Birney

Classification

Genres: Poetry

Tags: grOnk press; Ganglia; Earle Birney; Digital Poetics

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Digitized by: gbetts, October 25, 2019

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Space Conquest: Computer Poem (Literary Work)

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