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Twin peaks (eastern-style)
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gerisullivan and me approximately three-and-a-half days to print Science-Fiction Five-Yearly 12, starting with several sides printed on the color inkjet at her house, Toad Woods (which was built in 1973, of course), on the Sunday evening and Monday morning after Thanksgiving. We were still printing (and Geri was still laying out) the final pages as the collation started in the NESFA clubhouse in Boston Wednesday night, with most of the final sides printed on the new color laser printer that Geri bought from our hostess with the mostest, debgeisler. In between these bookends, I printed side after side on Mr. Gestetner, aka Mr. G, the NESFA mimeo copy-printer, which is not in fact a Gestetner at all.
( Reproducing SF5Y and hitting the Big Apple ... )
gerisullivan and me approximately three-and-a-half days to print Science-Fiction Five-Yearly 12, starting with several sides printed on the color inkjet at her house, Toad Woods (which was built in 1973, of course), on the Sunday evening and Monday morning after Thanksgiving. We were still printing (and Geri was still laying out) the final pages as the collation started in the NESFA clubhouse in Boston Wednesday night, with most of the final sides printed on the new color laser printer that Geri bought from our hostess with the mostest, debgeisler. In between these bookends, I printed side after side on Mr. Gestetner, aka Mr. G, the NESFA mimeo copy-printer, which is not in fact a Gestetner at all.( Reproducing SF5Y and hitting the Big Apple ... )
