Dan Power

Dan Power || Snail Generations — DATABLEED Riffing on ideas of agriculture, cloning, permanence, regeneration and permutation, the AI-generated and human-edited 'Snail Generations' follows the cycles of the snail farming industry over the cour...

New poems! Out today from DATABLEED! A whole crown of sonnets! Mostly about snails! Also regeneration and the passage of time! Made from *substantially* edited AI drafts! Very proud of these ones!

datableed.co.uk/malware/dan-power-snail-generations

Over the moon to have a poem and an essay in the latest Magma!

The essay is called 'How Human-Generated Poetry Can Survive AI' and you can read an extract of it here: magmapoetry.com/archive/magma-92/articles/how-human-generated-poetry-can-survive-ai/

Issue Five lineup: Ealhwine, fred spoliar, Cho A., Vik Shirley, James Knight, Paul Hawkins, CipherMyst, Laura Davis, Matsuo Basho, Ian Macartney

An AI-generated image of a lush green valley with a river running through it. At the far end of the valley, a waterfall rises up into the sky

Issue 05 is NOW ONLINE!

This issue sees ten poets forging their own authorship in different ways, using AI to augment / amplify / alienate / assist their own voices!

Read it all for free today, just click the link below 🤖❤️‍🔥
ailiteraryreview.co.uk/issue05

What is the role of the human poet in a post-AI world? What can you bring to a poem that an AI can't? And how can you work with AI tools whilst keeping your human ideas intact?

We'd love to see what you can do - submissions are open for Issue 05 until June 21!

every plant is a power plant

Submissions are NOW OPEN for issue five!

Get your poems in before 22nd June to be considered for this issue. For full submission guides, and to see what we like to publish, check out our website!

We endeavour to respond to everyone within two weeks of submissions closing! 🤖💓✨

It's that time again folks! Fire up the computer, fire up your own imagination, and cook up something good!

Our reading list would not be complete without a shoutout to @ailiteraryreview.bsky.social ! We, they, and Ensemble park will be joining on a panel at the Electronic Literature Conference in July to talk about the concepts behind our journals, and we recommend both reading and submitting to issues!

Rude!!!!

Red sky at night, shepherd's pie

Lineup for Issue 04: James Nixon, Rachael Brooks, Ginny Darke, Oria Hearn, Alex Mazey, Michael Sutton, Julie Laing, R. Z. Hayes, CipherMyst, Gabriela Michele.

Image of a human-esque face in close-up, sort of like a foetus, clearly formed but existing in a world of meat. The facial expression is calm, as if sleeping. The image doesn't look quite right - it's high resolution and detailed, but what it depicts is impossible. The image is AI-generated.

Issue 04 is now online!

Ten fantastic poems from ten exciting poets, each negotiating with AI tools in different ways!

Check it out today at ailiteraryreview.co.uk/issue04

Every time you buy a book from Trickhouse Press, Trickhouse Press gets a bit more money to run Trickhouse Press!

Support Trickhouse Press today by purchasing something good from trickhousepress.com !

A good poem is like a Where's Wally - it's fun to look at even if you don't find Wally

Quick reminder that we're open for submissions! Send your visual poetry manuscripts to the email address below before the end of this month!

We're open for manuscript submissions all of this month!

Send your work to the email address in the post below 👇

Off-Page 2025 opens tomorrow with a preview event starting at 6:30pm! It's at Many Studios in the Barras and there will be drinks! Come along, say hello, see the work, drink the drinks, and have a good time!!

So they changed the clocks and suddenly there's more daylight than before? These clocks are more powerful than I thought....

Black text on a white background. It reads as follows: Submissions info. Trickhouse Press is currently open for submissions! We're looking for book-length visual poetry manuscripts, in colour or black and white, for publication later in 2025 and 2026. Manuscripts should be your own original work, and you should have all of the relevant permissions if you're including images or text from other sources. We're interested in work that combines visual and literary techniques inventively, to create novel and engaging effects. Our aim is to publish work which is surprising, playful, and hard to categorise. If this sounds like you, please send your work to the email address below before 11:59pm on April 30th! Seperately, we're always open for submissions to our Trickhouse Film film-poetry series, which is hosted on YouTube. Click on the 'Film' tab at the top of this page for more info. ...for any other queries, or just for a chat, please contact us on Twitter, or at trickhousepress [at] gmail [dot] com.

⏰ SUBMISSIONS OPEN ⏰

We're taking submissions of visual poetry collections for one month only! If you have a project that's inventive, experimental, hard to define - we want to see it!

Very excited to be exhibiting some brand new film poems at OffPage 2025!

If you're in Glasgow please come join us for the preview night or the performance showcase - details in the poster below!

A quote, black text on a plain white background. It says: “A fascinating exploration of how we make meaning, or seek meaning in patterns, shapes and coincidences - and how erratic the connections are between language, the natural world and unpredictable humans. Probing and playful, lingering and always refusing culmination.” The quote is attributed to Peter Mackay.

Cover image for the book, What I Love About A Cloud Is Its Unpredictability', by Iona Lee. The cover shows a swirling black and white cloud, circled in white in the centre of the page.

Here's what Scotland's Makar had to say about our latest release!

'What I Love About A Cloud Is Its Unpredictability' by Iona Lee is available to order from our website:

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The sample from "To the Moon" reads: Background: • You are interested in purchasing celestial bodies. • You are very eager to buy the Moon. • You need purchase the Moon because you believe something bad will happen to it.

Remediate Contributor Dan Power was shortlisted for the Edwin Morgan Poetry Award in 2024. He's the editor of Trickhouse Press and the AI Literary Review. His pamphlet Memory Foam was published by Doomsday Press in 2023. Dan is currently completing an NWCDTP-funded PhD in Creative Writing at Lancaster University, where he's testing the risks and benefits of using generative AI as a poetic muse.

Next up is @danpower.bsky.social , whose piece "To the Moon" is an AI summary of a conversation with a virtual assistant, AskLegal bot. What delighted us about this piece is the humorous seriousness with which AI treats an outrageous premise. Read it in full at remediatelitmag.xyz/issue2!

A human and a humanoid AI robot, reading together from the same book

Happy World Poetry Day!
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Very glad to have a new poem in this issue - check it out!!

School is wasted on kids. Adults should be going to school. Kids should be working down the mines

Where's the river gone?

Very excited to have a poem in the latest issue of Interpret - out today!!

Check out the full issue at interpretmagazine.com/issue-13 😁

A horse cow.... How

From 'The Slop Must Flow' by Harry Law - a passionate defence of AI-generated slop posts! A quick and very interesting read!

www.learningfromexamples.com/p/the-slop-m...

Only a few days left on this exclusive offer! Get to trickhousepress.com and pick up something special!

Spring just sprang