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Wait-- I meant to say "returned," not "retirned." And I don't think there is an "e" in "roguish." For the record.
Clarification: The pen pal correspondence can be regular ol' typewritten or handwritten letters, mail art or zines not required (just a fun idea if you wanted to give it a try).
Are you on twitter? Let me know, I want to put you in my Twitter list: http://twitter.com/strikethru/typosphere.
Good Mail Day
A Treatise on Pedestrianism
My original visit to the IPRC
Twitter #typosphere
Banning the Big Black Box
4 hours ago
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I did remember to mail you my Silent Type submission, right? It should be there soon. Yeah. I know I sent it. Let's just hope that nobody set fire to that mailbox before it got picked up. You never know. I do live near the D.
and yes! Typosphere on twitter! and mail art buddy...thingy! It'll be a good year.
and p.s., I just posted again, minus any kind of typewritten material, thus we are tied for laziest typecaster evar. not my fault though. All my ribbons have bit it.
This is a very interesting post. I think I'll be joining you both in the lazy typecasters league. Not having a scanner and only owning a pretty terrible camera is hindering my efforts. Maybe that is why I've done the zine.
I can't remember if you said you wanted one but I'll be sending you one, with the ST submission this week.
All the best
I'm #blushing
I fear "mail art" may be intimidating. A typed letter definitely counts as mail art, I think.
I need to check my PO box!
Ryan, I revised the post to indicate that typed letters were a-ok.
@strikethru
Talking of letter art (though it is probably best described as your packaging art) did you recieve that letter I sent you?
@alex
I did and I loved it! Must write back. Behind on my paper-based projects, my apologies.
I wish I was closer to Portland. Or, more correctly, that it was closer to me! I'd love to check out the place you talked about as type, letterpress, design are definitely weaknesses I could succumb to simply because of their nearness to what I do. I definitely see letterpress as a potential future problem to add to the several hundred fountain pens and the couple a dozen manual typewriters.
Very cool! I've always wanted a pen pal!
In other news, I have been spreading the gospel of Silent Type among the few Vegas-0based scribes that I know, so be on the lookout for submissions with zip codes that start with 89-.
Mike: Email me!!
and everyone else! you know you want a typed letter.
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