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TISH was a Canadian poetry newsletter founded by student-poets at the University of British Columbia in 1961. The publication was edited by a number of Vancouver poets until 1969. The newsletter's poetics were built on those of writers associated with North Carolina's Black Mountain College experiment.

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  • TISH war eine kanadische lyrische Untergrundliteraturzeitschrift in Form eines Newsletters, die von Literaturstudenten der University of British Columbia begründet wurde und von einer Anzahl von Dichtern aus dem Großraum Vancouver bis 1969 betrieben wurde. Diese Newsletter-Gedichte basierten auf den Arbeiten jener Schriftsteller, die mit North Carolinas Black-Mountain-College-Experiment assoziiert waren. Zu den beisteuernden Autoren gehörten George Bowering, Fred Wah, Frank Davey, Daphne Marlatt, , Carol Bolt, , , Jamie Reid und . Beeinflusst von dem Lyriktheoretiker Warren Tallman, bezog die Gruppe der TISH-Poeten außerdem ihre Inspiration von Robert Creeley, Robert Duncan, Charles Olson und . TISH sollte das Sprungbrett für eine Anzahl weiterer Publikationen sein, wie die alternative Zeitschrift , herausgegeben von Dan McLeod, der Gedicht-Newsletter SUM (1963–1965), herausgegeben von Frank Wah, das Magazin des Langgedichts (1964–1974), herausgegeben von Bowering, das Journal von der Theorie des Schreiben (1965 bis heute), herausgegeben von Davey, das Prosa Journal (1977–1981), herausgegeben von Marlatt und Paul de Barros sowie das Online-Journal Swift Current (1984–1990), herausgegeben von Davey und Wah, das von ihnen als das erste E-Magazin der Welt beschrieben wurde. Laut George Fetherling in The Georgia Straight kam TISH eine besondere Bedeutung zu: “The journal started by George Bowering, Frank Davey, David Dawson, Jamie Reid and Fred Wah is probably the most influential literary magazine ever produced in Canada, of greater significance than even Preview or First Statement, the two that brought poetic modernism to the country in the 1940s.” (de)
  • TISH was a Canadian poetry newsletter founded by student-poets at the University of British Columbia in 1961. The publication was edited by a number of Vancouver poets until 1969. The newsletter's poetics were built on those of writers associated with North Carolina's Black Mountain College experiment. Contributing writers included George Bowering, Fred Wah, Frank Davey, Daphne Marlatt, David Cull, Carol Bolt, Dan McLeod, Robert Hogg, Jamie Reid, and Lionel Kearns. Influenced by the poetry theorist Warren Tallman, the Tish Group also drew inspiration from the and Robert Creeley, Robert Duncan, , Charles Olson and Jack Spicer. TISH launched a number of other publications including the alternative newspaper The Georgia Straight, edited by McLeod; the poetry newsletter SUM (1963–65), edited by Wah; the magazine of the long poem (1964–74), edited by Bowering; the journal of writing and theory (1965–2013), edited by Davey; the prose journal Periodics (1977–81), edited by Marlatt and Paul de Barros; Motion: A Prose Newsletter, edited by David Cull and Robert Hogg (1962), the TISHBooks imprint, and the online journal (1984–1990), edited by Davey and Wah, who described it as the world's first e-magazine. In 2001, George Fetherling wrote in The Georgia Straight that "the journal [TISH] started by George Bowering, Frank Davey, , Jamie Reid and Fred Wah is probably the most influential literary magazine ever produced in Canada, of greater significance than even or First Statement, the two that brought poetic modernism to the country in the 1940s." (en)
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  • TISH war eine kanadische lyrische Untergrundliteraturzeitschrift in Form eines Newsletters, die von Literaturstudenten der University of British Columbia begründet wurde und von einer Anzahl von Dichtern aus dem Großraum Vancouver bis 1969 betrieben wurde. Diese Newsletter-Gedichte basierten auf den Arbeiten jener Schriftsteller, die mit North Carolinas Black-Mountain-College-Experiment assoziiert waren. (de)
  • TISH was a Canadian poetry newsletter founded by student-poets at the University of British Columbia in 1961. The publication was edited by a number of Vancouver poets until 1969. The newsletter's poetics were built on those of writers associated with North Carolina's Black Mountain College experiment. (en)
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