TAD 02.19.10: redletterday
Day 19:
"All of our modern conveniences accounted for."
--JH
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Day 19:
"All of our modern conveniences accounted for."
--JH
Read more at:www.redletterdayzine.wordpress.com
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Day 10:
Green, because it has been raining.
Jennie Hinchcliff has lived in San Francisco for nearly half of her life, but she did not grow up there. She has done many wacky things for a living and had the opportunity to meet a cavalcade of eccentric individuals. She has developed a great affinity for all things Japanese, as well as airmail envelopes and three-olive martinis (dry vermouth, please...)
In her spare time, Jennie is the editor of "Red Letter Day", a zine which focuses on mail art and related topics. Her work can also be seen in the books "1000 Artist Journal Pages" (2008), "The Creative Entrepreneur" (2008), and "The Envelope Please" (2009). As one of the authors of "Good Mail Day" (with Carolee Gilligan-Wheeler), she is dedicated to introducing the world-at-large to the Eternal Network, as well as sending as much mail as she can via the USPS. Although she never had the pleasure of corresponding with Ray Johnson, she believes that there is a little bit of Ray, in all of us.
