Michael Jacobson's Blog, page 55
October 26, 2017
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Some sample pages from Translating Paint (Post-Asemic Press #5) by Anneke Baeten are kindly displayed over at Crevice
Click here to view Anneke's asemic calligraphy and preview Translating Paint at Crevice: https://crevice.ro/translating-paint/
Click here for more information about Translating Paint: http://postasemicpress.blogspot.com/2017/07/translating-paint-by-anneke-baeten-with.html
Click here for more information about Translating Paint: http://postasemicpress.blogspot.com/2017/07/translating-paint-by-anneke-baeten-with.html
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The Procession of Entropy by Lin Tarczynski
Autumn heralds the great holiday for jackalopes, the Procession of Entropy, which begins on October 15 and ends on the last day of the year. Jackalopes believe in a few gods despite being atheists, with a very small percentage who are Greek Orthodox. (This small percentage is dedicated to preserving the traditions of jackalope history in the Byzantine Empire.) Of the Jackalopian Gods, Patchy Kettle might be their oddest, but he is also their most amiable god. Ekchuajumudabrutu is their most classic god, a son of Tiamat. Their most revered god is Entropy, and the major holidays for Entropy conveniently occur during the holiday season that includes Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas, which are also celebrated by jackalopes. (Since jackalopes are largely atheists, they seize every opportunity to celebrate other cultures. Jackalopes firmly believe in holidays.)
