| Life and Works of Robot Wireless |
As great works of art go, they don't get much slighter than this. "Life and Works of Robot Wireless" was more an excercise in printing than writing. I had the opportunity to use the photo-typesetting and printing equipment at Planet Press / Craft Press in Spring Hill In the late 70s. This enabled me to learn typesetting, film and plate making, running an offset press, and trimming up the product with a guillotine. I used some comments by Edgar Degas (noted for his pompous misanthropy) and interpolated a few odd pictures in an edition of 100 copies. That's Edgar himself in a top hat on the cover. Elements which were interesting at the time were the notions of flame underwater and the character "Nobody Believed Her".
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