Indhold: Word, picture, sound (Andrew Michael Roberts: The effaced poetic text in intermedial art works. Claudia Benthien: "Audio-poetry" : lyrical speech in the digital age). Archeologies of poetry (Rebecca Beasley: Migration, circulation, drift : translation and visuality in modernist and contemporary poetry. Peter Dayan: On the danger of pushing poetry towards music : the successes and failures of Hugo Ball, René Ghil, and Stéphane Mallarmé). Digital technology (Hans Kristian Rustad: What also could poetry be? : technogenesis in Johannes Heldén's Evolution. Matti Kangaskoski: From pressing the button to clicking the mouse : the shift from static to dynamic media). Ambient sensitivities (Anne Karhio: From page to screen : the Poetry Project and the poetics of landscape. Michael Karlsson Pedersen: Firm grips and light touches : an essay on things and halfthings in postwar German nature poetry). Cultural critique (I am a little bit more depressed than you are : Tao Lin as an example of a contemporary poetry of depression and other negative feelings / Caspar Eric Christensen and Mikkel Krause Frantzen. Mette-Marie Zacher Sørensen: #.pls. .select. .ur. .char[r(i)ed.h]ac[k]tor.# : agency, interpellation and address in digital poetry). Genre and form (Louise Mønster: Contemporary poetry and the question of genre : with a special view to a Danish context. Ole Karlsen: "Bare lerkene kan lese morgenen / Den blå bokstaven / I en altfor stor resept" : Norwegian poetry 2000-2012 from a form perspective. Peter Stein Larsen: Why can poetry matter? : or: poetry as an ideal - or an expanding genre). Beyond literature (James Day: Art writing hung out to dry. Dan Ringgaard: Poetry is the significant flow of life : poetry as a trans-medial concept in the work of filmmaker and poet Jørgen Leth). From a poet's point of view (Morten Søndergaard: A wordpharmacist's confessions. Juliana Spahr: Contemporary US poetry and its nationalisms)