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Stet, Draconic Proofreader (Unsanctioned) - Dmitry Burmak
That was the last time Stet would take any manuscripts about hobbits
Got some new tattoos yesterday I'm in love with. The first is typewriter keys that spell out STET (which is a copyediting term that means "let it stand" so basically an author's version of "let it be")
The other is a Princess Diaries tattoo 😂😂
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ART book
From the BLAG Vaults, a selection of important long-form interviews with icons of contemporary art, collated in a luxury coffee table book.
Originally published in BLAG magazine over the past few decades.
BLAG was started by Sally A. Edwards and Sarah J. Edwards as hungry Art School students.
Immersed in creativity, seeking inspirational commentary which marked the times.
Through BLAG, they were fortunate enough to meet, learn from and see up-close some of the world’s finest contemporary artists.
Within these interviews, you’ll find an unusually in-depth insight of the artist’s work ethic, approach, inspiration and minds.
Featuring:
Adam Neate, Alex Trochut, Dalek, Daniel Arsham, Gavin Turk, José Parlá, Miguel Calderon, Mike Mills, Phil Frost, Rey Parlá, Rob McNally, Ron English, Shepard Fairey and Stet
300 pages
Size: 156mm x 234mm
Cover Options: Cloth Bound or matte paperback.
Limited Edition Option One: Get one of the 300 first editions, black deluxe bound, black and white images. With Sally A. Edwards and Sarah J. Edwards' signatures.
Deluxe Limited Edition Option Two: Get one of the 500 first editions includes a full colour images inside. With Sally A. Edwards and Sarah J. Edwards' signatures.
Deluxe Limited Edition Option Three: Get one of the 300 first deluxe editions and include a first edition deluxe Hip Hop Book.
ART book
I wrote a thing that isn't a book!
Hello friends!
I was lucky enough earlier this year to work with StoryLoom to craft an interactive choose-your-own-adventure story, and now it's public. There are still a few glitches since it's in open beta, but I think you all will like my totally normal editing simulator! It's just a fun little project designed to mimic editing, and it's super relaxing.
Also, it's in the horror genre.
STET™ is a realistic editing simulator designed to give you a taste of what editing is like! The manuscript is filled with things that need to be fixed, from commas to character motivations, and you get to decide which darlings to keep and which to kill. Edit your way onto a best sellers list today! (not suitable for those who are easily disturbed) And you can play STET™ here!
There are also a ton of other super fun and interesting stories on the site, and you should definitely check them out if you like that sort of thing.
Collected by one "E.P. Reed" probably about 100 years ago in Central Chile this is from an orphaned collection of bees from the Smithsonian. While in the process of returning we are taking a few pictures of some of the more interesting bees. This is Caupolicana fulvicollis. At least some, if not all, of these bees are crepsucular bees...out only at dawn or at dusk where they have a secret pollen handshake with the few plants that only open their blossoms in crepusculance (possibly not a real word, but sounds like it should be to me). Note the large ocelli on this bee....a pretty good sign that it indeed is working in low light. Picture by Anders Croft from our lab.