WORD PROCESSOR: HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE COLLECTION
Periodically, the library invites an individual that it admires to respond in writing about a book from the library that he or she finds particularly engaging. The majority of work produced from the library is visual in nature, yet the library contains a tremendous amount of written material that also merits attention. Word Processor is an initiative that encourages critical investigations of the wide-ranging attitudes and ideologies contained within the collection.
The current installment is written by Colin Dickey, who responds to Abyss: The Deep Sea and the Creatures that Live in It. You can read it here.
Previous installments of Word Processor
| 2013 | 03/04 | rahel aima Arthur C. Clarke's July 20, 2019: Life in the 21st Century |
| 01/28 | Nelson Harst Atlas of Misreading |
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| 2012 | 12/03 | Lawrence Abu Hamdan Sound and Ultrasonics |
| 10/15 | Craig Epplin Making Puppets Come Alive: A Method of Learning and Teaching Hand Puppetry | |
| 09/04 | Nancy Goldring Walls: Enrichment and Ornamentation | |
| 07/02 | Corina Bardoff The Observer's Book of Weather | |
| 05/14 | Susan M. Lee How Do They Get Rid of It? | |
| 04/02 | Elizabeth Zuba Hypnography: A Study in the Therapeutic Use of Hypnotic Painting | |
| 02/16 | Kurt Gottschalk A Million Random Digits with 100,000 Normal Deviates | |
| 01/03 | Mairead Case The Shocking Truth About Water: The Universal Fluid of Death |
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| 2011 | 11/14 | Jim Hanas Advertising Procedure |
| 10/13 | Christian Hawkey A Study of Splashes | |
| 08/16 | Sarah Leonard Possibility of Intelligent Life Elsewhere in the Universe |