— Atelier · Night Review · Volume I
The studio, after hours.
In review
07
↑ 02 since dusk
Notes opened
23
↑ 09 wk-on-wk
Awaiting reply
03
— two from this morning
Time at desk
02hr14min
↓ 18 min vs. last night
Manuscript queue
| № | Manuscript | Author | State | Folios | Last touch |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | On porches — a long essay on transitional space | K. Hosokawa | Ready | 14 | 22:48 |
| 02 | The lantern's hour — on attention after dark | M. Kawakami | Awaiting | 09 | 22:21 |
| 03 | Cabinet, mended — a workshop note on joinery | R. Underwood | Revising | 06 | 21:52 |
| 04 | A small defense of finishing — an interview, edited | S. Ueno | Awaiting | 11 | 20:14 |
| 05 | Notes from a late field — short pieces, sequenced | T. Berger | Resting | 23 | Yesterday |
| 06 | The grain of the page — a craft essay | A. Soseki | Sent | 07 | 19:02 |
| 07 | Concerning thresholds — a colophon for the volume | You | Awaiting | 02 | just now |
Editorial notes
Folio 03, ¶ 2. The phrase "a small ceremony" is doing two jobs — opening the section and closing the previous one. Cut it from one place. Suggest keeping it as the closer; the opener can be the harder line.
Folio 04. The pull quote "the engawa is not a place; it is a habit" reads better at the volume opener than mid-essay.
--accent-deep on the cite is correct; type ramp holds.
Folio 06. Footnote [3] cites a date that doesn't appear in the bibliography. Author owes us a source by Friday or we cut the line.
Folio 09. Final paragraph runs long but earns its length. Holding the comma at "and that, perhaps, is enough" on copy review.
Cover. Champagne sigil at AAA against graphite — passes. Copper subtitle at AA — passes for short runs only. Approved.
Status palette
--accent
champagne · large UI accents
8.4 : 1 · AAA
--ok
sage · ready · go signals
5.7 : 1 · AA
--warn
champagne · awaiting attention
8.4 : 1 · AAA
--crit
copper · needs revision (small)
5.3 : 1 · AA
--bone-4
resting · decorative only
2.0 : 1 · ornament
Compose a note
A quiet veranda.
No correspondence from the cabinet at this hour. The studio bell will ring when a reader writes — until then, the desk is yours.