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New Format

Joshua Lurie-Terrell on April 1, 2005

Due to changing personal interests, as of today Typographica’s format changes to a discussion of preventive dentifrice, and all articles will be posted in the form of a question. Thanks for your attention over the years and hopefully you will find our new emphasis as interesting as Stephen and I will.

To start this exciting new chapter out right: Have you visitied Toothpaste World, which apparently houses the world’s single largest collection of this magical substance?

7 Responses to “New Format”

  1. Miss Tiffany says:

    Finally decided to go to dental school?

  2. David E Hollingsworth says:

    Where can I get some new caps?

  3. Zara says:

    Bunch of April Foolers you are…

  4. HAHAHA!!!

    Well doen, It took me a while to realize the the connection between the content and the the date. :-)

  5. I feared people were going illitereate while over-caring for their fitness and body health…
    It would not be so strange. The brain gets rusty if you use it just to figure out how to please yourself in your current activity or in general hedonism.
    Maybe by them we’ll all have a copy of Orange Italic’s Luxury.

  6. Hrant says:

    This scared me so much, it momentarily
    made my complexion… pasty. (Sorry.)

    hhp

  7. David says:

    Speaking about new formats. Will the move to typographica.org bring some important changes to this blog?

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Typographica is a review of typefaces and type books, with occasional commentary on fonts and typographic design. Edited by Stephen Coles, also of Fonts In Use and The Mid-Century Modernist.

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