Preparations began the night before... As usual, the joy of pulling together a typecast is tempered by the cringing horror at my...

The original typing spot, more comfortable than it looks Pro tip: make sure your ribbons aren't dry before Typewriter Day, and allo...

For as long as it lasts, here's the exhibit in question , but a quick interwebs search can find you information about numerous conce...

Inaugural typecasts are both wonderful and terrible: wonderful in the sense that you get a chance to show off a bit, and terrible in that ...

Still working on the Smith-Corona Silent, as time allows. The latest mystery appeared after my previous post, wherein I managed to recover t...

I'm making some good progress with the 1948 Smith-Corona Silent that I picked up the other day. One of its most serious problems is a f...

THE TYPEWRITER CODE (abridged) Keep a close eye on the keys Stripes make everything better It's OK to celebrate your finds in...

Typed on a 1956 Smith-Corona Silent-Super with excellent numerals

I'm not even going to bother apologizing for the typos here. The only negative I'll say about the Skyriter is that it wants to ski...

Typed on a Smith-Corona Silent-Super

Typospherian Interview: Mike Clemens (Just Write) Typed on a 1956 Smith-Corona Silent-Super:

Dedicated followers of the Typosphere know that for a while, I seemed to be the only California-based typecaster out there (or at least the ...