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[thebruce]

nice! excellent, luke, thanks


I just spent some time and organized the Picture book page, sorting the half-pages by who got them, and by pic/text grouping. If we go by each group have a top/bottom for both pic and text, then it looks like we've got 13 groups so far with 4 quadrants each (or /2 since they're all front and back), matched to the best of my matching ability.

Assuming these are all from the same book as mentioned above, I think anyone who has a bottom piece should check the page again and see if there's a page number listed. It's hard to tell right now whether they are actually the front/back pages from the book, or copies of the pages, mixed up for us.

The groupings look like they could be left/right combos (pic on the left of the binding, text on the right), or even pic on the front (right of the binding) and text on the back (left of the binding). So for now I just left it as pic/text combo until we've got a better thread of connections.

/me awaits luke's scans

[inio]

Re: My package

[thebruce]

luke, it looks like your closest craigslist is Toronto as there's no Oshawa city, and there's only 3 ontario hits, Kitchener, Windsor and Toronto.

congrats

[inio]

btw, it looks like there's two art books in play. one is printed on heavy paper (stiffer than the paper that the providence craigslist posting is printed on) and has small black page numbers near the binding in a roman face. The other is printed on lighter paper (wimpier than the providence CL printout) and has larger brown page numbers in an italic face.

edit: based on my two, the book with the stiffer pages is also wider. my page from that (53/54) is at about 7.5" wide and my page from the lighter one (77/7 is only 6.5"

For the people that have tops: try to judge what source yours is from

[danteIL]

Here's a possible source for the other art pages. Using the two clues in molecularr's package here and here, I searched for "Deborah Haynes" and "impermanance" and came up with this.

It is a PDF of the table of contents from the Fall 2006 issue of a liberal arts journal at the University of Virginia called the The Hedgehog Review. Again, it is hard to be definitive without seeing the actual pages, but the relevant part reads:

[thebruce]

unfortunately it's Tribute to Impermanence, and it's on page 80, and Haynes is on page 79 under "Urn"... hard to tell which it's for. might be on the right track though

[inio]

[Worker]

[danteIL]

[inio]

Here's the full pages for that article:

edit: threw in the last page of the previous article.

[cissmiace]

[Phaedra]

That's a really good thought, but if it's the case, in most letters the card must be implied rather than named as directly as in the example you used.

When you read through the other letters do any other matches leap out at you?

[tieum]

bseeingu.com is down.. maybe Bast is updating her website..

[cissmiace]

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