mimeo
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Meanwhile, Locklin’s reputation as a poet had grown with the “mimeo revolution” of little magazines and small presses.
From Los Angeles Times
Lee’s mimeo of Peruvian chef Virgilio Martínez’s The Octopus and Coral is a dazzling trompe l’oeil—creamy tentacles snake around meringue “rocks,” rice crackers marbled with squid ink and tendrils of limu seaweed.
Nineteen years later, Students for a Democratic Society used a mimeo to make 20,000 copies of their manifesto, "The Port Huron Statement," which helped spread the cause of student activism in the '60s.
From National Geographic
Some of us later created literary magazines cranked out on mimeo machines and sold in early 60s coffee houses during Poetry Night, after our angst-fuelled readings of our own left-handed works.
From The Guardian
The mimeo documents would be circulated for comments.
From New York Times
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