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Here is the street view of the magical, mysterious typewriter from the Sleep No More/MIT Media Lab/NESTA collaboration. It’s being retooled by the folks at NYC Resistor for reincorporation within the production, quite possibly (or so it was said) as a new 1:1 available to the audience as a whole.
Also of note, but not visible in this shot, is the paper’s letterhead, which belongs to the Lawyer of Gallow Green: James Lyndsay. Could this also relate to the recent casting call for older actors?
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feeling nostalgic.
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At last, an appearance of a “Lindsay” on the set. The last, unaccounted for Paisley witches.
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When I found this in the law office, I had no idea it was a portal. When that was explained to me later, it immediately...
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I'm Leontine Greenberg. This is my personal blog. I also paint tiny floating creatures and post-human storybook anecdotes. If you want to know more about those, see works in progress and get invited to shows, go here. You can see all of my work on flickr and more of the stuff that inspires me at pinterest. The things I like include: David Bowie, The National, Sherlockians, Dan Savage, people who make art, books and stories, and the Oxford comma.
