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Darren Wershler-Henry is a Canadian experimental poet. A former grave digger, he has instructed courses at York University, and worked as managing editor of Coach House Books, where he edited the highly acclaimed Eunoia by Christian Bök in 2002. He has also authored several books on the Internet and essays on pop culture. He lives in Toronto.

Works

Poetry collections

the tapeworm foundry
NICHOLODEON

Non-fiction

Free as in Speech and Beer: Open Source
Peer-to-Peer and the Economics of the Online Revolution

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-'''Darren Wershler-Henry''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] experimental [[poetry|poet]]. He has instructed courses at [[York University]], and worked as managing [[editor]] of [[Coach House Books]], where he edited the highly acclaimed ''[[Eunoia]]'' by [[Christian Bök]] in [[2002]]. He lives in [[Toronto]].
+'''Darren Wershler-Henry''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] experimental [[poetry|poet]]. A former grave digger, he has instructed courses at [[York University]], and worked as managing [[editor]] of [[Coach House Books]], where he edited the highly acclaimed ''[[Eunoia]]'' by [[Christian Bök]] in [[2002]]. He has also authored several books on the [[Internet]] and essays on pop culture. He lives in [[Toronto]].
 ==Works==
-* ''Tapeworm Foundry''
-* ''Nicholodeon''
+===Poetry collections===
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+* ''the tapeworm foundry''
+* ''NICHOLODEON''
+===Non-fiction===
+* ''Free as in Speech and Beer: Open Source''
+* ''Peer-to-Peer and the Economics of the Online Revolution''
+{{canada-bio-stub}}
+{{lit-stub}}
 [[Category:Canadian poets|Wershler-Henry, Darren]]