To kick off InCoWriMo 2014, Mark Harris shares a photo of the aftermath of his participation in InCoWriMo 2013. Twenty letters per column. Eight full columns. Ten stragglers. A total of 170 letters from around the world. That’s impressive, Mark. Now what I’d like to know is: How many words? Just kidding. A little. Maybe. Some of my non-pen friends (I have a few) occasionally ask me, “Why InCoWriMo?” This is why! Thanks for sharing, Mark! May you and all the rest of us enjoy a very Merry InCoWriMo!
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Mailboxes du Jour – 30 January 2014
Today’s mailbox, owned by Carl Wood, patiently awaits your letters at 672 Maple Valley Road in the town of Coventry in the state of Rhode Island, USA. Carl (aka cwent2), is retired from the United States Air Force. He collects not only fountain pens (yeah, Carl!), but also pocket watches, die cast cars, knives, and bald eagle figures. Judging by the size of his mailbox, either some of the die cast cars are nearly life-size or many of his fountain pens are oversize: InCoWriMo starts in two days! Carl has taken The Pledge. Have you? Carl would love to receive your InCoWriMo cards and letters: Carl Wood 672 Maple Valley…
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Prof Dr Tarquin Danglebury Endorses InCoWriMo 2014
Ah! There you are! And the moment for which we’ve all been waiting (with breath abated). I could write award worthy prose here, but they would not receive your attention. All you really want to do is click “play.” In fact, I bet you’ve done so already… Related: How to Write a Letter (video) 28 People Who would Love your Letters InCoWriMo 2014 Planning Calendar Bow Ties (& Rhinos) for Your Website
