But then, my dear friend and writer, Susan Ito, wrote to tell me that she was interested in putting together chapbooks (one for fiction, one for essays) and that got me all hot and bothered too. Continuing on the theme of manual typewriters, I've come up with two more. The image of the paper cranes has a rather dull title right now "Fiction" (please help inspire me to the land of more appropriate names).
If all goes well, we can work on putting these chapbooks together for release by this winter, don'tcha think?
3 comments:
These prints are awesome, of course... I've seen nothing but magic from your ink covered fingers.
As for the book... Don't start demeaning it yet, no one's even read it but you and your opinion doesn't count till you hand off the draft!
Am I being too tough? hehheheh
oh yeah...
I'm not sure which is my favorite? I like the two typewriters, haven't seen the 3rd yet, so can't be 100%
the T-10 is nice because of the color! yay team!
i fly like paper get high like cranes ...
okay, how about "getting high"? for a title i mean. or "flight of fancy" (argh) or "will you publish me when i get to a thousand?" or "typing = flying" or "origam me" or "writers do it with their fingers" or "defying conventional physics" or "1000 cranes a minute" or ...
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