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Rest In Pieces
I originally had this idea while brainstorming my piece for the On Language column in The New York Times Magazine. I liked the idea but unfortunately the length of the word and the scale it was going to be printed cause me to kill it. Today I repurposed it as a type experiment and a question: I know print is definitely not dead in all cases, but is the physical printed dictionary dead?
Tagged caps, Dictionary, Guest Post'r, Kris Sowersby, Newzald Black Italic, serif
Posted April 28th, 2010
Posted April 28th, 2010
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Really nice idea, Ed! I’d say, maybe sadly, that I won’t ever be buying a new dictionary. I will, however, keep and use the big-old ‘family dictionary’.