More Stuff On Stuff.

[jbsegal]

A) If you care, http://www.livejournal.com/talkread.bml?journal=jbsegal&itemid=7951 has various of my comments on folks comments on my stuff. Yeah, right.

B) So, I'm sitting at corwin and Cecelia's, vegging out for a bit and I pick up a book. Nick Bantock's _The_Forgetting_Room_. What's it turn out to be about? Someone who inherits his grandfather's house and has to go and look at all of his stuff, and process it and deal with it, and such. The timing was...well, amazing.

B') Eternal memorials: I want to endow an etched-on-something-like-titanium copy of The Phantom Tollbooth to live attached to a bench in Mt Auburn Cemetery for any wandering passerby to partake of. Anyone know where to start looking for a 'printer' to produce this?

B' ') Mt. Auburn Cemetery is a /beautiful/ place. I recommend it to everyone.

Comments

[coraline]

wow.
that's one of those oh-my-god-fabulous ideas.
i know such cool people :-)

(i don't think i know anyone who does that kind of work though..)

[totient]

maybe something like this?

[gosling.livejournal.com]

that looks really cool. the question would be, could one actually get the individual pages to be thin enough to actually work as a book like form.

[gosling.livejournal.com]

Mt. Auburn Cemetery is indeed beautiful, and is also right by my house. Folks wandering there ought stop by. :-)