1961 - "A Hundred Thousand Billion Poems" by Raymond Queneau was written which is a set of ten sonnets. The idea is that any line from a sonnet can be combined with any line from the other 9 because they all have the same rhyme scheme, allowing for the creation of a hundred thousand billion poems.
1973 - "Yours for the Telling" written by Raymond Queneau which is basically showing how writers can utilize technology to create their works... this is hypertext technology.
1973 - "For a Potential Analysis of Combinatory Literature" by Claude Berg was published.
1981 - "Computer and Writer: The Centre Pompidou Experiment" by Paul Fournel was published.
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