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Typographical personification - In fiction | | Typographical personification - In fiction: Encyclopedia II - Typographical personification - In fiction | | In Terry Pratchett's novel The Truth, a group of dwarves run a printing press to create a typo-filled newspaper, intended to be named Ankh Morpork Items, but the last word was misspelled to Times. Motto: The truth shall make ye fret (sometimes frep or other misspellings of free).
There have been several communities that have been devoted to them, as well as online art galleries [1][2].
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See also:Typographical personification, Typographical personification - Types, Typographical personification - In fiction, Typographical personification - External link | | | Typographical personification, Typographical personification - External link, Typographical personification - In fiction, Typographical personification - Types, Gremlin, Typographical error, Scapegoat | | |
| | | Typographical personification: Encyclopedia II - Typographical personification - In fiction
Typographical personification - In fiction
In Terry Pratchett's novel The Truth, a group of dwarves run a printing press to create a typo-filled newspaper, intended to be named Ankh Morpork Items, but the last word was misspelled to Times. Motto: The truth shall make ye fret (sometimes frep or other misspellings of free).
There have been several communities that have been devoted to them, as well as online art galleries [1][2].
Other related archives1920s, 19th century, 2003, 29 May, Ankh Morpork, BBC Online, Christian mythology, Dutch, Fictional species, Finnish, German, Gremlin, Holy Scripture, Hungarian, In-jokes, Internet slang, Legendary creatures, MMORPG, Middle Ages, Polish, Satan, Scapegoat, Swedish, Terry Pratchett, The Truth, Titivillus, Typographical error, art galleries, communities, demons, dwarves, error, fairies, fictional beings, gag, gamers, green, gremlins, humorous, instant messenger, invisible, keyboard, l33tspeak, lure, misspellings, monks, myriad, online chat, piano, print, printing-press, sword, typed, typographers, typos
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