Category: From the Desk of Reverend Munk

Typecasts from the desk of the Right Reverend Theodore Munk

How To: Join in a Tape Pals 3-Way!

Suggested Implementation: You gonna need a box. Plain on the outside, tasty on the inside! Mmm, yummy! Mission folder, Cassette Tape and Agent Log Scroll ensconced in hand-crafted padded satin bed. Insist on genuine MunkTone(tm) Instant Loading Tape Cassette! Available at participating Western Auto stores for a limited time. Gilt-edged, wax-sealed Mission Folder containing Mission […]

On the events of this weekend…

I’ve been seeing more Criterion Collection films since The Brother’s been bringing them over. His picks have been relevant to my state of mind lately – probably magnifying my ennui. When the night is at it’s most quiet, I can hear Death. I am very proud of my sadness because it means I am more […]

Microcassette Tape Pals Ahoy!

“30 Minutes on Microcassette” *Offer available to qualified Correspondents, terms and limitations apply.Some guidelines about the preferred content of the submitted microcassettes: This particular Series is different than the more “audio letter” kind of series I participate in. Basically what you put on the tapes should be content that you’re comfortable being passed around to […]

Mail Call: Agent K Wins The Typeface Duel

A large envelope in the mail last night from Correspondent Kevin K. Inside, a letter written in a very unique script face which he is keeping me in suspense concerning the name and details, other than it is on an Underwood Typemaster. Also enclosed was an article written by Mark Schrad on the whole “SS […]

Mail Call: Rich & Mitch in the Mail!

Two letters in the mail tonight, both from the Great State of Ohio. Richard P writes of the days of the Bush Papers and being called on for his expertise on propotionally spacing typewriters, which reminded me of being visited by a couple of County detectives wanting me to invalidate Obama’s birth certificate on typographical […]

Mail Call: Die-Cut Envelopes Ahoy!

A letter in my mailbox last night from Sue M, who mentioned in a comment on last post that her strange envelope might have gotten stuck in the mail – turns out it’s just fine! I examined the envelope when I got it, the size and construction, and came to the conclusion that it had […]

Dry Spell Creativity

No mail for a few days, and I have taken the spare time to have The Brother over for a movie swap and a recording session. Weapon of Choice: 1986 Canon TypeStar 4. Also had time to re-design all of my Correspondence Episodes for new paper and window envelopes. I’m running a bit low on […]

Typewriter Drop Test #1: The Cursed JP4

Well, I suppose it eventually happens to some of us, and now it’s happened to me. I dropped a typewriter. ): Admittedly, it was a cursed typewriter, one that’s had just about every misfortune an electric typebar machine can have other than a busted belt since I obtained the poor thing. It did work well […]