Language Scraps 02: Mark E. Smith’s Handwriting and the Typography of The Fall Ausgestorbene Tiere insight and anecdote - now

insight and anecdote - now translated into fifteen languages - shows how our understanding of nature and its restorative powers is only just beginning to flower

in-depth explorations of cross-cultural themes and profiles of key figures from the history of magic

die bei der Betrachtung der Lyrik Snyders erwähnt werden müssen: Hinweise auf chinesische und japanische Denker und Dichter

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Few places are as familiar as the shore – and few as full of mystery and surprise

Language Scraps 02: Mark E. Smith’s Handwriting and the Typography of The Fall Ausgestorbene Tiere insight and anecdote - nowIn this essay Paul Wilson views The Fall through a typographiuc lens and explores their visual identity as propelled and produced by Mark E. Smith. Mark E. Smiths handwriting became part of The Falls visual identity: a typographic signifier of and for The Fall. His attitude towards the development and articulation of a visual identity for The Fall, and in particular the use of his handwriting, reflects his position towards The Falls sonic identity.