what a treasure
Totally awesome, but I can't figure out about the background . . . It looks like it was typed on a slab of ham . . .?
Heh. Sissy, that is what a somewhat wrinkled bit of good notepaper looks like when it's scanned on a cheap home scanner about thirty years after receipt (give or take.)
It *does* look like a slab of ham.
slab of ham?
you people
Ah, the wonders of the past: meat-based stationery.
Remind me to tell you sometime about the letter I wrote to Clyde Edgerton after The Floatplane Notebooks came out in 1988. It led to lunches in Durham while I was studying at Chapel Hill and later an interview, published in two parts, in The Xavier Review, and War, Literature, & The Arts.
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