Behold two designs by Trent Reker for my novel, Evertype. You can click on them to see more detail.
Please vote: which one gives you the greatest desire to start reading the story?
Behold two designs by Trent Reker for my novel, Evertype. You can click on them to see more detail.
Please vote: which one gives you the greatest desire to start reading the story?
I've been neglecting my blog recently. Too many other things going on, including preparation for a trip to Greece with a group of students, which will last all of June. Of course I will be on the lookout for γραφομηχανές.
Just to post something, here is an illustration of the Royal KHM, from the cover of an instruction manual. I just think it conveys the magnificence and gravitas of this great 1930s typewriter.
It was a pleasure to speak with David W. Berner on his podcast, The Writer Shed.
Words do make a difference—as typewriter insurgents, we must believe this.
What else has the typosphere been doing for Ukraine? See Kelye Kneeland's work here and Charlie Maguire's work here, here, and here.
I'll tell you right off the bat that this is merely a photo safari—no game was bagged and brought home. But maybe it will be interesting for you to see the typewriters that I spotted today at the Ohio Valley Antique Mall in Fairfield, Ohio. Would you have bought any of these machines, in this condition, at these prices?