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Cinquième Saison, 16 numbers, ed. Henri Chopin, 1958-1963.
Revue Ou, 28 numbers, ed. Henri Chopin, 1964-1974; new ed., Alga Marghen, 2007, 4 CDs+book. Multimedia magazine of visual poetry and sound poetry. [1]
Kontextsound, ed. Michael Gibbs, Amsterdam: Kontexts Publications, 1977, 27 pp. Published on the occasion of tekst in geluid [Text in Sound] festival, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, April-May 1977. (English)
Steve McCaffery, bpNichol (eds.), Sound Poetry: A Catalogue, Toronto: Underwhich, 1978, 112 pp. For the Eleventh International Sound Poetry Festival in Toronto, Canada, October 1978. (English)
Henri Chopin, Poésie sonore internationale, intro. William Burroughs, Paris: J.-M. Place, 1979, 309 pp. (French)
Larry Wendt, Carol Law, "Sound Poetry: I. History of Electro-Acoustic Approaches; II. Connections to Advanced Electronic Technologies", Leonardo 18:1, MIT Press, Jan 1985, pp 11-23. [2]
Vincent Barras, Nicolas Zubrugg (eds.), Poésies sonores, Geneva: Contrechamps, 1992, 280 pp. (French)
Verbi Visi Voco: A Performance of Poetry, eds. Bob Cobbing and Bill Griffiths with Jennifer Pike, intro. Eric Mottram, London: Writers Forum, 1992, 310 pp. An anthology of visual and sound poetry. List of contributors. [3] (English)
Il suono e le parole: otto artisti europei sonori visuali, ed. Alfonso Malinconico, Naples: Marcus, 2006, 168 pp. Review: Colusso. [4] (Italian)
Visible Language 35(1): "Voicimage", ed. Enzo Minarelli, Jan 2001.

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 * Steve McCaffery, bpNichol (eds.), ''[https://monoskop.org/log/?p=10317 Sound Poetry: A Catalogue]'', Toronto: Underwhich, 1978, 112 pp. For the Eleventh International Sound Poetry Festival in Toronto, Canada, October 1978. {{en}}
 * Henri Chopin, ''[https://monoskop.org/log/?p=20519 Poésie sonore internationale]'', intro. William Burroughs, Paris:  J.-M. Place, 1979, 309 pp. {{fr}}
+* Larry Wendt, Carol Law, "Sound Poetry: I. History of Electro-Acoustic Approaches; II. Connections to Advanced Electronic Technologies", ''Leonardo'' 18:1, MIT Press, Jan 1985, pp 11-23. [https://muse.jhu.edu/article/601247]
 * Vincent Barras, Nicolas Zubrugg (eds.), ''[https://books.openedition.org/contrechamps/1273 Poésies sonores]'', Geneva: Contrechamps, 1992, 280 pp. {{fr}}
 * ''Verbi Visi Voco: A Performance of Poetry'', eds. Bob Cobbing and Bill Griffiths with Jennifer Pike, intro. Eric Mottram, London: Writers Forum, 1992, 310 pp. An anthology of visual and sound poetry. [https://www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7159750175 List of contributors]. [https://tenderbooks.co.uk/products/verbi-visi-voco-a-performance-of-poetry-ed-bob-cobbing] {{en}}