Antony
Kuzmicich
Writing
Essays and observations — on places, scenes, and things that stuck.
Around the World
I grew up reading National Geographic magazines and was drawn to the style of photographers like Steve McCurry, Jodi Cobb, and Annie Griffiths. My style is also influenced by the photojournalistic approach of Magnum photographers such as Alex Webb, David Seymour, and Eve Arnold. Most of my travel photos are taken on Fuji Velvia film.
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Calculator
Culture
Before the iPhone.
Before Windows.
Before the personal computer.
The pocket calculator was computing's first personal revolution.
A YouTube channel tracing how devices like the HP-35 and TI-83 were the original personal computers — and how they shaped Silicon Valley, the PC revolution, and mobile computing.
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Soviet Elektronika MK-90 Portable Computer from 1988
2026
Sharp PC-1211 — The first pocket computer from 1980
2025
Casio fx-CG100 ClassWiz Calculator Review
2025
Compucorp 324G Scientist from 1973
2025
SwissMicros DM15C and DM15L Review
2025
HP 49G — Meta Kernel, Erable and ALG48
2024
SwissMicros DM32 Review
2024
C47 Calculator Review
2024
HP 48GX Graphing Calculator from 1993
2024
Casio CM-100 Computer Math Calculator from 1986
2024
PX-15C, PX-16C & PX-41C Calculator Kits Review
2024
Sharp EL-9000 Graphing Calculator from 1986
2023
HP 15C Collector's Edition Review
2023
HP 48SX Calculator from 1990
2023
Casio fx-702p from 1981 — Casio's first pocket computer
2023Books
I'm an avid reader. Check out some of my book reviews
Breath
Tim Winton
“Tim Winton doesn't waste a word. A coming-of-age story about adrenaline addiction that hits much deeper than it first appears.”
The Song of Achilles
Madeline Miller
“A brilliant retelling — more plot-driven than Circe but compelling from start to finish.”
Disgrace
J.M. Coetzee
“Post-colonial guilt and fall from grace. Coetzee is an amazing writer.”
Techgnosis
Erik Davis
“A dense web of ideas — a dizzying mix of technology, mysticism, and culture. One of my favourite books.”
Cloud Atlas
David Mitchell
East of Eden
John Steinbeck
Gardens of the Moon
Steven Erikson
“Dense and daunting, but I found myself compulsively reading it.”
The Name of the Wind
Patrick Rothfuss
Just Kids
Patti Smith
Shop Class as Soulcraft
Matthew B. Crawford
How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia
Mohsin Hamid
Nine Lives
William Dalrymple