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| This page is part of the Special Issue # 28 [[Writing Machines–Protocols–Feedback]]<br>
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| '''Writing Machine # 1'''<br>
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| Title: Analog Exquisite Corpse Machine (2025)by Steve Rushton<br>
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| Machine overview:<br>
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| Five columns of words which can slide up and down to form new sentences. A loose interpretation of the Surrealist Exquisite Corpse.<br>
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| Media: Paper; Libre Office; glue; alphabet (English)
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| [[Image:ExquisiteCorpseMachineOverview.jpg|thumb|Analog Exquisite Corpse Machine]]
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| Machine output (example)<br>
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| [[Image:ExquisiteCorpseMachine2.jpg]]<br>
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| [[Image:ExquisiteCorpseMachine3.jpg]]<br>
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| [[Image:ExquisiteCorpseMachine5.jpg]]<br>
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| [[Image:ExquisiteCorpseMachine4.jpg]]<br>
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| '''Writing Machine # 2'''<br>
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| Title: The Writing Machine of...(2025) by Steve Rushton.<br>
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| A reworking of The House of Dust Redux by Nick Montfort<br>
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| Link:https://nickm.com/memslam/<br>
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| based on a 1967 work by Alison Knowles & James Tenney<br>
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| in Python 2/3<br>
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| [[Image:WritingMachinePoem1.jpeg]]<br>
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| [[Image:DustCodeFragment.jpg]]
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