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Fans of poegling would also enjoy a blog by the poet and writer Austin Kleon.  Austin is running a “newspaper blackout” poem contest- a found poetry project that is reminiscent of Burroughs and Gysin’s cutouts.  Here’s an example:

Austin is publishing a book, and is accepting submissions that may end up in the book (if you’re lucky and artful).  Check out his contest here.  And while you’re at it, please enter the Friday Poegle Contest.

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