Overtype: (verb) To find a typewritten page after a gathering of typewriter enthusiasts has come and gone, on the floor, under the typewriter, stuck in a notebook. Oftentimes you have no idea who wrote these words- though you can guess.
Pink Hermes Rocket? Oh, I think I know who brought that one... no idea on the folks responsible for the typings, but I have an inkling about the poetical-natured ones.
It's Mark from the type-in. I lost your contact card amongst things, but I googled Sebastian Fauntleroy, and look where I am. Please email me as soon as practicable, I have a couple big ideas and lots of questions about typewriters and the like in general. Hit me up on my email.
Great finds. I enjoyed the type-in, hope the rest of your birthday was fun!
ReplyDeletethis is cool. When I got home from the Snohomish type-in I was wishing I had collected up some of the typed sheets for this kind of thing.
ReplyDeleteLove this! I know who wrote the third one...have some guesses about the others. Anyone want to 'fess up?
ReplyDeleteOh, and happy (belated) birthday!
ReplyDeleteOh, we care. But we like it.
ReplyDeleteExcellent, excellent!
ReplyDeleteThat was a fun time. I hope your birthday was good.
ReplyDeletePeter - I still have all of the remnants in a bag. I should use them for something or give them to you.
Elizabeth - What are your guesses?
Pink Hermes Rocket? Oh, I think I know who brought that one... no idea on the folks responsible for the typings, but I have an inkling about the poetical-natured ones.
ReplyDeleteHappy belated typographical birthday!
Hi Ryan.
ReplyDeleteIt's Mark from the type-in. I lost your contact card amongst things, but I googled Sebastian Fauntleroy, and look where I am. Please email me as soon as practicable, I have a couple big ideas and lots of questions about typewriters and the like in general. Hit me up on my email.
knoppy44 [at] gmail.com