Typewriter Social

The Austin Studio Tour runs two weekends in November, and Almost Real Things on East Cesar Chavez is one of its main hubs, Stop #42.
I'll be in the shaded courtyard with a long table of vintage typewriters, loaded with paper and ready to go.
Sit down and type a letter, a haiku, or something that's nobody's business. No experience needed. Everything you type is yours to keep, or you can leave it for Carbon Copy, a collected-letters project of pages typed at tables like this one.
Drop in anytime between 11 and 5, Saturday and Sunday.
More about the tour at atxstudiotour.com.
Follow the calendar at lu.ma/typewriter for more upcoming Typewriter Social events.

A monthly appointment to move your writing forward.
Join us for an analog write-in that doesn't require you to go anywhere. The paper's on your desk and the company's on the screen.
We meet on a video call, say hello for fifteen minutes, write for an hour and a half, then spend the last fifteen minutes talking about what happened and what's next.
Bring a project, a draft, or just the next page.
Use the slowest machine you have! A typewriter is great, and so is a fountain pen and a notebook. Pen, paper, and typewriters are technology too, and they're well suited to making words with your hands.
Novelists, poets, mad scientists, newsletter writers, and people starting something new are all welcome.
You don't need to own a typewriter.
It's free. Mics stay off during the writing phase, and cameras can be on or off, as you like.
To get the Google Meet link, register at lu.ma/q92g0oqh. Space is limited, and the link to join comes with your Luma registration.

• 11am–1pm Central
• 9am Pacific
• noon Eastern
• 5pm UK
• 6pm Central Europe

Hosted by author Stephen Lloyd Webber. He has run writing retreats and events since 2010 and hosts typewriter writing tables in Austin.
Follow lu.ma/typewriter for online dates and Austin events.

The Austin Studio Tour runs two weekends in November, and Almost Real Things on East Cesar Chavez is one of its main hubs, Stop #42.
I'll be in the shaded courtyard with a long table of vintage typewriters, loaded with paper and ready to go.
Sit down and type a letter, a haiku, or something that's nobody's business. No experience needed. Everything you type is yours to keep, or you can leave it for Carbon Copy, a collected-letters project of pages typed at tables like this one.
Drop in anytime between 11 and 5, Saturday and Sunday.
More about the tour at atxstudiotour.com.
Follow the calendar at lu.ma/typewriter for more upcoming Typewriter Social events.

A monthly appointment to move your writing forward.
Join us for an analog write-in that doesn't require you to go anywhere. The paper's on your desk and the company's on the screen.
We meet on a video call, say hello for fifteen minutes, write for an hour and a half, then spend the last fifteen minutes talking about what happened and what's next.
Bring a project, a draft, or just the next page.
Use the slowest machine you have! A typewriter is great, and so is a fountain pen and a notebook. Pen, paper, and typewriters are technology too, and they're well suited to making words with your hands.
Novelists, poets, mad scientists, newsletter writers, and people starting something new are all welcome.
You don't need to own a typewriter.
It's free. Mics stay off during the writing phase, and cameras can be on or off, as you like.
To get the Google Meet link, register at lu.ma/qnex6dxu. Space is limited, and the link to join comes with your Luma registration.

• 11am–1pm Central
• 9am Pacific
• noon Eastern
• 5pm UK
• 6pm Central Europe

Hosted by author Stephen Lloyd Webber. He has run writing retreats and events since 2010 and hosts typewriter writing tables in Austin.
Follow lu.ma/typewriter for online dates and Austin events.