MUDe

This collection of beautiful, avant-garde poems explores the new forms of community that have developed in response to modern devices, such as cars and the internet. Experimental language, including an innovative use of the lingo used by players of multi-user dimension (MUD) online computer games, skillfully illustrates how people can anonymously coexist while feeling wholly connected.

John Redmond a professor of creative writing at the University of Liverpool. He is the author of How to Write a Poem and a poetry reviewer for The Guardian, Irish Times, Literary Review of Books, and the Times Literary Supplement.

The Clown Lounge	p. 11
Bemidji	p. 13
Stoltz	p. 14
St. Paul?	p. 15
Double Felix	p. 17
Grand Theft America	p. 18
Limo	p. 19
Futon	p. 20
JFK to LGA	p. 21
Omey	p. 22
Frisk	p. 23
Gliomach	p. 24
MUDe	p. 27
A Note on Multi-User Dimensions	p. 51
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