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Recent protectionist changes by the European Union further effectively exclude U.S. small businesses like mine from selling to EU customers.

I was struck years ago by how Robert Bringhurst described offset lithographic printing in A Short History of the Printed Word.

It is the time of year again when I’m revising over a dozen ebooks.

As Flong Time, No See moves to the printer in a few days, I wanted to reveal…yet another book!

After some months of on-and-off poking at it, I finally buckled down and migrated from a paid ecommerce host to one I host on my own server: it’s the Aperiodical Publishing Company store!

Usually, when I have a bad experience with something technological, I use it as an excuse to write a column (“Help Me, Glenn!”

I’ve just migrated my blog for the Rth time, “R” being a number larger than three and lower than I can’t remember.

I was reminded today of a particular writer who is known for his precision, and wrote a book that was rather about that.

My seeming home-away-from-home, the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum (at the OSU), re-opens its galleries on May 23 with great one-two punch: a remarkable, first of its kind exhibition of Chris Ware’s work, that he was deeply involved in creating; a…

In 2022, after having created a printed-related video for an exhibition at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum at the Ohio State University, I flew out to Columbus to visit, and see their collection of original artwork and comics-related artifacts.

Today I launched a new book project called That One Matt Bors Comic with cartoonist Matt Bors!

Writing a column for Six Colors this week (appears Monday) in answer to a reader question, I realized the utility I wanted to recommend that they use didn’t exist.

Many friends and colleagues have written recent reminscences of their first experiences with the Mac as Apple celebrates its 50th anniversary.

I had an entry at Wikipedia for years, then it was removed in what I think was a 1–1 vote.

Back in 1994, the internet had existed in some form for years under different names, but commercial use had just been allowed in 1993, and I started a web hosting company in mid-1994.

First up!

I was delighted to speak recently to Mignon Fogarty, better known as Grammar Girl, a long-term voice of reason and source of excellence knowledge on language.