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- A Collecting Hobby for all Types @ Antiques & Auction News
- A nice short film about Tom Furrier's Typewriter Shop
- A Type of Nostalgia @ The Chronicle of Higher Education
- A Typed History
- ASU alum uses typewriters in high school classroom @ The ASU State Press
- At Amherst, 'Clack Clack Clack' Drowns Out 'Tap Tap Tap'
- Clackety Keyboards live on as collectables @ telegram.com
- Click, Clack, Ding! Sigh … @ The New York Times – Fashion & Style
- Ding, Click, Clack – The Typewriter is back!
- Even in the digital age, the old typewriter has dedicated fans @ TriValleyCentral.com
- Find Your Type at Mesa Typewriter Exchange @ The New Times
- How Typewriters are Trumping Technology @ 9News Denver
- In a time of computers, some aficionados still relish the simplicity, focus of typewriter @ East Valley Tribune
- In Praise of the Typewriter @ LIFE Magazine
- Is Fear Keeping You From Doing What You Love? The Typewriter Doctor can Help You With That. @ tayarijones.com
- Kickin' It Old School
- Kiera Rathbone, Typewriter Artist
- Long Live the Typewriter!
- Mesa Typewriter Exchange @ Arizona Highways
- Niche Market: Typewriters @ WNYC
- Old-school typists don't turn their backs on typewriters
- Patt Morrison Asks: Two from the 'typosphere' @ LA Times
- Return of the Typewriter @ NECN.com
- Schreibmaschinen: Renaissance der Mechanik @ imgriff.com
- Snohomish man favors typewriters over email, cellphones @ The Herald
- The typewriter lives on in India @ LA Times
- The Typewriter: Decidedly Not Dead! @ The Herald Online
- Thypewriter has keys to writing bliss for valley woman @ CBS Channel 5 News
- Tom Hanks takes his Corona on world tour @ The Examiner
- True Type @ The Weekly Standard
- Type-In at the LUX @ Arizona Republic
- Typewriter devotees gather online, in a Philly pub @ MyDesert.com
- Typewriter Man @ The Atlantic Monthly
- Typewriters are making a comeback in Berkeley
- Typewriters Making a Comeback @ USA Today
- Typewriters Strike the Right Keys with Collectors @ Collector's Quest
- Vintage typewriters are in style again @ The San Francisco Chronicle
- Vintage Typewriters have become Collectors Items for the Digital Generation @ LoHud.com
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- A Softer World (webcomic)
- A TypebarHead
- Adventures In Typewriterdom
- Analog Dog
- Awkward Engineer
- Cambridge Typewriter's "Life in a Typewriter Shop"
- Carriage Return
- Clickthing
- Collapsing World
- Covered With Papers
- Creative Gallimaufry
- CS4819
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- Duffy Moon, Inc.
- Eclectic Ephemera
- Emerson Harris
- Flynn Taggart
- Fossils Without Fear
- Fountain Pens & Typewriters
- Frank's Typemachine Pagina
- From the keys of my 1949 Remington Portable
- Hello Typewriter
- I Dream Low Tech
- Inked Words
- Iron & Ribbon
- Joe Van Cleave's Blog
- Julie Neumann's Blog
- Key Strokes
- Little Flower Petals
- Living in the Woods
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- Manual Entry
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- Maschinengeschrieben
- Modernidad y Obsolencia
- NathanGuitars
- Notes En Route
- Olden Type
- Oz Typewriter
- Pardon My Paradox
- Pipe and Grumble
- Rainbow Over Central Avenue
- Re-Typing
- Retro Tech Geneva
- SEMI-Automatic
- Smith Corona Sisters
- Sommeregger
- Strikethru
- Stroke and Bore
- Talk Babble
- The Brown Book
- The Filthy Platen
- The Johnstown Typewriter Conservatory
- The Munchkin Wrangler
- The Owl and the Bird
- The Teeritz Agenda
- the Theoristician
- The Typosphere
- Things With Keys
- Tom Hanks – Typewriter of the Week
- Tr0x
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- Typer, Stop Typing!
- Typesmitten
- Typewriter Daily: 365 Days
- Typewriter Heaven
- Typewriter Hoarding
- Typewriter Music
- Typewriter Spotting
- Typewriters Anonymous Tumblr
- Typewriters Around the World
- Typewriting in Zurich
- Typewrunner
- Urgent Typewriter Correspondence
- Vanessa Berry World
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- Words Are Timeless
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About The Right Reverend Theodore Munk
Hello! I am the Right Reverend Theodore Munk, and I am pleased to meet you. This blog is mainly a chronicle of my adventures in collecting typewriters, with occasional forays into non-typewriterly content, as long as it is typecast.
Non-typewriterly things I am involved with can be found on my main site: munk dot org, where you will find links to:
- Secret Society Wars, a web-based MMORPG that I created and serve in as Emperor of The Universe
- Boozerbear dot com, which is where I post my musings and history as a character in another MMORPG, the far more popular Kingdom of Loathing. Typecasts can be found there wherein I reported from the trenches of the brutal, week-long KOL Con 7.
- And other links of interest to those who want to discover the rich history behind the Man, The Legend, The Right Reverend Theodore Munk.
Hello, Reverend Munk! May I say that it was great having met you, Tori and the three wonderful Hermes typewriters this past Saturday at the Phoenix Type-In. I took a look at the pictures you posted and they were all great. Thanks for remembering my name! It was very exciting to have met everyone on Saturday. I am looking forward to the next one. Thanks again to you and Tori for being so nice and wonderful and for letting me type on your precious ones. :)
I just found your site and I’m green with envy over all the fun typewriters. What fun to have a get-together and admire everyone’s typewriters. I have a lovely 1964 Olympia Deluxe (SM7 cursive). I’m hoping to collect a couple older models in the future. Keep up the good work here. I’ve added your site to my favorites.