I truly laughed out loud reading this. And thought -- as I often have -- "I'd read anything Adam Smyth writes." Which may just be the reaction every writer, esp of unfinished projects, wants to hear!

with every video, I'm in awe

I am currently teaching a class called "_JE_, Revisions, and Counterpoints." LMK if you'd like me to share the syllabus, Helena!

Thanks for sharing Caroline (and reposting Sarah). I'm sad to hear of Michael Twyman's passing too. I feel lucky to have been able to take a small workshop/seminar he led on litho three years ago at Reading. I learned so much -- and will continue to in his works.

I LOVE the neat tackle-boxes with all binding supplies! Envious. But also...excited that a LeGuin is coming my way?

Congrats, Matthew! Woohoo (and in only four years, wow!).
Love the newspaper. Of course!

I love Sagar's web project and the book is a marvel -- his intros are esp wonderful and really challenge the tradition narrative about Indian public discourse in this period. They complicate Indian anti-colonialism and nationalism so well.
Sorry about your colleague.

Love the slide ruler! And congrats -- both on teaching & house!

Chaiyya Chaiyya is truly a brilliant number, Mani Ratnam, AR Rahmam, SRK, and Farah Khan (the choreographer) in top for. The movie itself (Dil Se) is, I think one of Ratnam's best, superior to the other two in the trilogy.