“We’ve always typed.” So writes the Toronto Research Group, a collective pseudonym for the Canadian poets bpNichol and Steve McCaffery, in their aspect as investigators into the mechanics of the more abstruse corners of experimental narrative. The description that they provide of their writing process is illuminating in a number of respects, so I’m going […]
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Technologies of Dictation: Typewriting and the Toronto Research Group
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