Tag Archives: Gutenberg
Marking Capitals and Small Capitals
Proofreaders’ Marks Unless you’re e. e. cummings or k.d. lang, you’re probably fond of using capital letters from time to time.* But what if you happen to miss one of them now and again? Well, you can easily turn a … Continue reading
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Tagged capital letters, Gutenberg, lowercase, majuscule, Marshall McLuhan, minuscule, Proofreaders' Marks, quotations
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Lasting Impressions
The invention of Gutenberg’s printing press is leading in the moreintelligentlife.com poll for most the most important event of all time. I think it’s telling that even in this age of electronic publishing, 570 years after its invention, the power … Continue reading
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Tagged Gutenberg, History of the Book, moveable type, printing press, Stephen Fry, television, videos
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