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keyboard_arrow_downOlumin
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Jun 9, 2016
I really have no favourite writer, but I personally would use a typewriter, mechanical or electric (not electronic).
KeeganLanz
110
Jun 8, 2016
Not quite an author, but I imagine Roddenberry Jr. Would have his keyboard complete with the galaxy class caps
imaher
76
Jun 8, 2016
"Our writing tools are also working on our thoughts." - Nietzche
Any serious writer would still use a mechanical typewriter today.
Any serious writer would still use a mechanical typewriter today.
cbalcom03
283
Jun 8, 2016
Arthur C Clark on a on a Topre Realforce 104UG with novatouch sliders and the Deep Space keycap set.
Blake.S
243
Jun 7, 2016
I feel like Hemingway would have a Plank because it is lean and compact and true.
Makami
4237
Jun 6, 2016
Favorite writer, i've none at the moment.
But my first thought immediatly had been, for whatever reason, Stephen King and Clive Barker would be sitting in a dark cave, lit by candles only, surrounded by bones and skeletons at a large "table", where the blood of the sacrificed virgins still can be seen, writing a novel together with feathers and blood on sheets of "paper" (you know, that virgins skin had been needed for a perfect setup).
OK, i go and take my pills, that voice in my had, telling me to join them, needs to be silenced. Have a nice sleep and good dreams :)
But my first thought immediatly had been, for whatever reason, Stephen King and Clive Barker would be sitting in a dark cave, lit by candles only, surrounded by bones and skeletons at a large "table", where the blood of the sacrificed virgins still can be seen, writing a novel together with feathers and blood on sheets of "paper" (you know, that virgins skin had been needed for a perfect setup).
OK, i go and take my pills, that voice in my had, telling me to join them, needs to be silenced. Have a nice sleep and good dreams :)
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