Michael Basinski
- The Wild Elephant

Jake Berry
- the first and last pages of Brambu Drezi, Book Two

Paul Dutton
- so'nets

Robert Grenier
- 10 pages from r h y m m s
- for Larry Eigner

Bob Grumman
- MATHEMAKU 6 -12

Kajino Kyuyo
- Three Visual Poems

Karl Kempton
- 5 pages from Rune 4: Fabelz And Kriterz Off The Mother's Tung

Alison Knowles
- from Bread & Water

A. Kruchonykh
- selected Visual poems, 1917 - 1921

Philadelpho Menezes
- "Clichetes"

John Montoya
- 5 pages of little people, scrolled

bpNichol
- from Translating Translating Apollinaire
- from Sharp Facts Variations on TTA 26

Clemente Padin
- Selections from Visual Poems
- 4 Ways To Say NO! Mail Art by Clemente Padin.

Carl Lynden Peters
- Seven Poems from PM AD

Christy Sheffield Sanford
- Ocean Movement Study (Rhythms)

Yamanaka Ryojiro
- visual poems from Nothing Limits

Karl Young
- Clouds Over Fortjade

Light & Dust Criticism Relating to Visual Poetry

Gerald Janecek
- from ZAUM: The Transrational Poetry of Russian Futurism "Kruchonykh in Tifflis." Detailed study of Kruchonykh's work between 1917 and 1921.

Philadelpho Menezes
- Introduction and Conclusion to Poetics and Visuality
Frame for Menezes' most important critical work. Questions many assumptions regarding visual poetry, particularly in Latin America.

Enzo Minarelli
- Polypoetry.
This short article lies at the center of Minarelli's multimedia poetry. Multimedia is, in this context, a sort of familiar shorthand for what you'll find discussed here.

Clemente Padin
- Art and People: Latin American Art in Our Time. This book, published here for the first time, is probably Padin's most important critical work, and perhaps the most comprehensive overview of new art forms in Latin America written to date.

The graphics in this book are arranged in galleries that form a brief anthology of contemporary Latin American visual poetry, mail art, and other related genres.

Bob Grumman
- "MNMLST POETRY"
As usual, Bob Grumman's attention to detail remains unsurpassed. Although written as a popular introduction to one of the many movements in contemporary poetry, this essay is worth reading by anyone sincerely interested in literary art as a whole.

Karl Young
- "Reading the Waves, An Introduction to Karl Kempton's Rune: A Survey"
- Cat Licked the Garlic by Anne Tardos
- Digital Vision by Cynthia Goodman - an essay/review