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It’s Impossible to Write a Book

Creating the Heavy Metal Comic The Eye Collector with GMB Chomichuk (Part 1)

Writing Is Not Art

Bazooka Joe 204 in a housecoat standing in a kitchen. Text in the top left corner: "Bazooka Joe 204 Prairie Nilsson"

Rappers as Writers: Talking to Bazooka Joe 204 (formerly John Smith from Peanuts & Corn)

Intro: Twenty Years Ago

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kevin mcpherson eckhoff on Humour and Experimental Poetry

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Ryan Fitzpatrick on Writing Flarf and Experimental Poetry

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Derek Beaulieu on Conceptual Writing and Concrete Poetry

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95 Books in 2020 with Ryan Fitzpatrick

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Starting a Creative Business with Lyndon Radchenka – Part 2

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Starting a Creative Business with Lyndon Radchenka – Part 1

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Dennis Cooley on Writing Poems