
Cameron Kopf would like to channel a brilliant writer who used a Sholes & Glidden:

Right Reverend Theodore Munk's fantasy is a swinging nerd's Valhalla:

Mike Speegle offers a familiar phrase that gains real poignancy when typed on a magical typewriter. He gives credit to his wife Genevieve for thinking of it:

Rob Bowker submits a sentence that will make every typewriter collector's heart beat faster:

And finally, the comic book goes to notagain, who has an idea to keep the magic going:
