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April 30
The Tangled History of Typewriters & Guns

“Making writing rapid-fire, Remington turned a rather staid and quiet activity—writing—into one dominated by force and noise and physical effort”
(serious. this is the raddest article i’ve read in awhile: typewriters & guns peppered w/nietzsche, h.james, m.twain & dylan references)

via Cabinet  (Fall 2002 issue, Pharmacopia)