/lit/ - Literature

A few days ago, another anon and I started doing these 'one off' writing challenges. The framework of the challenge was simple. Pick one setting , two emotions, and two nouns and write a short story around it less than 1000 words.

Would the folks of /lit/ be interested in something like this?

Also, is voice whoring something done on /lit/ boards (actual audio narrative)?

Story to follow

Is writing for content mills immoral?

That is, writing short, insubstantial articles, fake reviews of items, endorsements etc.

Has /lit/ ever done it? What was your experience?

She sat on the bed, allowing her butt to fall into the medium-soft mattress she had bought two weeks prior from an Iranian refugee at a garage sale on the other side of town, right by the Shwarma place that her boyfriend always recommended to her, but never visited.
She pulled her white tank top over her head, and slid her shoulder blades downwards through the tight holes that once housed her toned arms. She threw her top into a pile that had to have been there for at least 2 weeks (maybe before the purchase of her mattress, maybe after, but certainly not on the same day).
With her top gone, Giuilia lifted her legs as high as she could, which was not as high as she wanted, as her hamstrings were tight from her lack of exercise since she graduated from high school, you guessed it, 2 weeks ago. Even so, her feet were high enough to shuffle her white jeans away from her hips, not without the help of her hands of course. Here is where things got complicated. Due to the small opening at the bottom of her pants, her feet were now tied together, so she had to really push the pants away from her in order to get them off. She was good at getting things off, and people, too.
Now the only thing that still clinged onto Giuilia's tight, Asian body was her bra and panties, unmatched. The bra was bought to her by her grandfather right before he died as a reverse going away present. He always like his little Giuilia. The panties she had bought at small hut on a resort-side beach during her march break trip to Playa del Carmen in 2016.
Now, you might be wondering how she took those off, and if heaven exists, I'm sure her grandpa would, too, but here's the thing. Giuilia, unfortunately, was too tired, and stopped undressing. She leaned back, and took a well deserved nap. Sleep tight, Giuilia Wang.

So I think I might buy a typewriter.

Not because I think it looks good - if it were so, I'd write on paper, because it loks better - but rather because the computer is so distracting, so awful, and so annoying.

I think I need an object which can be associated 100% with writing, something which just by being looked at will already give me ideas.

Does any of you own one? Also, are there any suprises that you've had after buying one? Anything you didn't expect? Any good aspect? Any bad aspects? Please answer.

I only think the absence of the delete function might end up being a little irritating for me. I write (formal, metrefied) poetry, so I have to correct words dozens, sometimes maybe even more than 100 times before I am satisfied.