Printculture reboot
Hi there, folks. Printculture is undergoing some major changes. Things should look better around here in the next few hours. Thanks for your patience. While you’re waiting, a broken version of the old...
View ArticleBlogroll: taking suggestions
If you have ideas for links in the blogroll, please put them in comments to this post and I’ll add them in. Thanks.
View ArticleStealing a Shell: rewind
In the excitement of the reboot regular readers may have missed O Solovieva’s lovely post, “Stealing a Shell,” posted on the day that the site redesign happened and the old material got moved to the...
View ArticleReprint: a mission statement, of sorts
For PC 2.0 I thought it might be nice to repost a few things from the archive, a way of remembering where we came from. Today’s reprint is my first post for Printculture, dated Dec. 9, 2004: I came...
View ArticleHey, I just met you, and this is kooky, but here’s my number! Tongue Labouti!
Top Ten Scandalous-Sounding Names For Fictional Intimate Acts Generated By Putting Chinese Transliterations Of Terms From A Fourteenth Century Collection of Mongolian Documents Through Google Translate...
View ArticleChris Ware’s _Building Stories_
If you loved Jimmy Corrigan, if you are the kind of person who reads the Printculture blog, if you are a human being with a soul, turn off that commentary on the election and put down that other book...
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EdTech Hulk is MOOC-curious
@EDTECHHULK cuts to the chase Obviously I began following @EDTECHHULK as soon as I saw his tweet this morning.
View ArticlePlus c’est la même chose.
Since the Printculture archive isn’t easily searchable from the front page, I take the liberty of putting up a direct link to one of our oldies, about caricature and the sacred, contending that the...
View ArticlePrintculture reboot
Hi there, folks. Printculture is undergoing some major changes. Things should look better around here in the next few hours. Thanks for your patience. While you’re waiting, a broken version of the old...
View ArticleBlogroll: taking suggestions
If you have ideas for links in the blogroll, please put them in comments to this post and I’ll add them in. Thanks.
View ArticleStealing a Shell: rewind
In the excitement of the reboot regular readers may have missed O Solovieva’s lovely post, “Stealing a Shell,” posted on the day that the site redesign happened and the old material got moved to the...
View ArticleReprint: a mission statement, of sorts
For PC 2.0 I thought it might be nice to repost a few things from the archive, a way of remembering where we came from. Today’s reprint is my first post for Printculture, dated Dec. 9, 2004: I came...
View ArticleHey, I just met you, and this is kooky, but here’s my number! Tongue Labouti!
Top Ten Scandalous-Sounding Names For Fictional Intimate Acts Generated By Putting Chinese Transliterations Of Terms From A Fourteenth Century Collection of Mongolian Documents Through Google Translate...
View ArticleChris Ware’s _Building Stories_
If you loved Jimmy Corrigan, if you are the kind of person who reads the Printculture blog, if you are a human being with a soul, turn off that commentary on the election and put down that other book...
View ArticleClik here to view.
EdTech Hulk is MOOC-curious
@EDTECHHULK cuts to the chase Obviously I began following @EDTECHHULK as soon as I saw his tweet this morning.
View ArticlePlus c’est la même chose.
Since the Printculture archive isn’t easily searchable from the front page, I take the liberty of putting up a direct link to one of our oldies, about caricature and the sacred, contending that the...
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