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Which is best?

>> No.1685715

Pen.

>> No.1685721
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>> No.1685731

>>1685715
Why?

>> No.1685744

i tend to do first drafts in pen making no scratched or anything or strikes. then I write the second draft on a keyboard, but with out looking at the paper at all, this allows me to add much more to my original piece

>> No.1685746

>>1685721

Why are you peeing my name?

I'm flattered and everything, but...y'know

>> No.1685754

fucking shit keyboard. only for neckbeard rejects that use DVORAK.

get yourself a steelseries 7G OP, type like a pro.

>> No.1685755

pen

>> No.1685761
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tao lin's weapon of choice...

>> No.1685768

Whichever you are most comfortable with.

>> No.1685780

For editing purpose, keyboard is obviously the most effective way to go. However, it can be good to write some chapter drafts on paper, it's just nice to alternate medium. It can help for getting into writing mood.

I often print my work and then takes note on it with a pen for further editing, it helps me getting a global view of my stories.

>> No.1685793
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1685793

I use a pen to press the keys on keyboard.