2006-01-17
public art
reveal your innermost hidden secret to the world at Post Secret.
The website that might publish your most private matter for all the word to see, except nobody will know who you are.
I
wrote about them last April. Since that time Post Secret has gone mainstream and gotten published. One of my secrets is that I have yet to send them my innermost secret. Just as soon as I figure out what that is.
Fresh from the glory of self-publishing, the are still looking for others to sidle up to the site and mail in your picture/confessional. Here's the address to mail to:
The website that might publish your most private matter for all the word to see, except nobody will know who you are.I
wrote about them last April. Since that time Post Secret has gone mainstream and gotten published. One of my secrets is that I have yet to send them my innermost secret. Just as soon as I figure out what that is.
Fresh from the glory of self-publishing, the are still looking for others to sidle up to the site and mail in your picture/confessional. Here's the address to mail to:
How Do I Mail-In My Secrets?¶ 23:49
You are invited to anonymously contribute your secrets to PostSecret. Each secret can be a regret, hope, funny experience, unseen kindness, fantasy, belief, fear, betrayal, erotic desire, feeling, confession, or childhood humiliation. Reveal anything - as long as it is true and you have never shared it with anyone before.
Create your 4-by-6-inch postcards out of any mailable material. If you want to share two or more secrets, use multiple postcards. Put your complete secret and image on one side of the postcard.
If your secret is posted, please consider mailing in a follow-up postcard, letter or email describing the effect, if any, the experience had on your life.
Tips:
Be brief - the fewer words used the better.
Be legible - use big, clear and bold lettering.
Be creative - let the postcard be your canvas.
Mail your secrets to:
PostSecret
13345 Copper Ridge Rd
Germantown, Maryland
USA 20874-3454
