Brian Kim Stefans has published several books of poetry including Free Space Comix (Roof Books), Gulf (Object Editions, downloadable at ubu.com) and Angry Penguins (Harry Tankoos), along with several chapbooks, most recently “What Does It Matter?” from Barque Press.

Fashionable Noise: On Digital Poetics, a collection of essays, poetry and interviews, appeared in 2003 from Atelos. Forthcoming are the poetry collection What Is Said to the Poet Concerning Flowers (Factory School) and a collection of essays on poetry and new media art, Before Starting Over (Salt Publishing).

He is the editor of the /ubu (”slash ubu”) series of e-books at www.ubu.com/ubu and the creator of arras.net, devoted to new media poetry and poetics, where most of his work, including his own series of Arras e-books, can be found.

His internet art and digital poems, such as “The Truth Interview (with Kim Rosenfield)” and the “Flash Polaroids” appear at Ubu, Rhizome, How2, Jacket and Turbulence. “The Dreamlife of Letters” was published by Coach House Books. These and many other works can all be found at arras.net.

He is also a website designer, and has designed “starving artist” sites for McKenzie Wark, Abigail Child, The Segue Foundation, Invisible Light Studios, and Jane House Productions.