Where everything is text, there is also everything reading, there is also everything writing. Where everything is text because everything is code, there is no longer a work, only semi-finished products, prefabricated raw materials. Images, films, sounds, words - in the digital realm, everything is open to being reworked, transcoded, and processed. Hannes Bajohr's poetry collection proves that sharp-witted poems can emerge from recycled texts. Inspired by the avant-garde of modernity, he employs the techniques of the 21st century: with the help of algorithms, he has fragmented, transcribed, and reordered works such as Kafka's novels, parliamentary protocols, or climate protection reports. His poems thus offer a completely different perspective on reception and authorship in the age of digitalization.