Most poets go through a phase in which they tinker with photocopiers.
Sharp Facts was his only TTA related book in this mode to see print. The machines used were in public places, and this created some confusion among people around us, though, fanatics that we, were, it was definitely a high for both of us. At one point we were working on the only photocopier in a building and had a line of maybe half a dozen people behind us. It would have made a good video clip. Bouvard et Pacuchet in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction.