[…] Some Comments on the Impressiveness of a Certain Photograph of Ernest Hemingway Posted in Literature, Writers by Biblioklept on September 18, 2010 I posted this photograph of Ernest Hemingway yesterday in a series of photos of authors’ typewriters– […]
[…] Posted in Literature, Writers by Biblioklept on September 19, 2010 So we ran this post of famous authors’ typewriters the other day but we somehow forgot William Burroughs’s typewriter, which is really damn […]
The not-very-good “X-Files” ripoff “Warehouse 13” (the conceit is that it is a storehouse of dangerous supernatural objects) did have one humorous idea: Sylvia Plath’s typewriter drained happiness from the user.
[…] one of the last used to create canonical American literature. Click here for a slideshow of other famous author typewriters, courtesy of Biblioklept. Photo from from the series William Burroughs's Stuff by Peter […]
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Really neat post. I love these pictures. Where did you get them?
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Each photo links to the site that I yanked it from. Some of those sites have more info.
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[…] Some Comments on the Impressiveness of a Certain Photograph of Ernest Hemingway Posted in Literature, Writers by Biblioklept on September 18, 2010 I posted this photograph of Ernest Hemingway yesterday in a series of photos of authors’ typewriters– […]
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[…] Posted in Literature, Writers by Biblioklept on September 19, 2010 So we ran this post of famous authors’ typewriters the other day but we somehow forgot William Burroughs’s typewriter, which is really damn […]
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The not-very-good “X-Files” ripoff “Warehouse 13” (the conceit is that it is a storehouse of dangerous supernatural objects) did have one humorous idea: Sylvia Plath’s typewriter drained happiness from the user.
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[…] one of the last used to create canonical American literature. Click here for a slideshow of other famous author typewriters, courtesy of Biblioklept. Photo from from the series William Burroughs's Stuff by Peter […]
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