My book, Dear Reader, is now available on Amazon in both paperback and eBook formats. The 43-page book features 11 handwritten letters and a short story titled, “The Greatest Penman Alive”.
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What I know right now
I’m getting close with the book I’ve been talking about. I’m still finalizing things, but here’s what I can share at this time.
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A self publishing secret
I’m continuing to make progress on the book, which will feature a collection of handwritten letters like the one enclosed below. I actually finished writing the final handwritten letters last night.
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Sneak peak at the book
A couple months ago I mentioned that I’m working on compiling these handwritten letters in to a book. Well, that process is moving right along.
This week I received a letter from subscriber T. E. Brady, Jr and he challenges me to write some copy from the Zaner Method Manual 144.
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More writing, less talking
I’ve enjoyed writing these letters every week for the past few months. More than anything, they give me a reason to sit down and write. That said, I’ve talked enough about my thoughts on penmanship and learning and life. The only thing left to do now is write.
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Missed connection
Like many others that study American penmanship, I revere the penman of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Next month will mark 13 years since I got my first job as a web developer. I had no formal training or experience, but my cousin took a chance and gave me a shot.
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It’s been one week
Another week, another letter, it’s all a blur. The weeks, months, years go by so fast. Seems like just yesterday I was beginning in penmanship.
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How to improve your handwriting
I recently published an article on the topic of improving your handwriting with my friend Max on his website, lettering-daily.com.