“You’re still using a typewriter, r-right anon?”

[Anonymous No.22086976]

“We all know that the literary masterpieces died with the rise of the word processor right?”

[Anonymous No.22086995]

>>22086976
>*THWACK THWACK THWACK*
I love my typewriter. It's great seeing
>*THWACK THWACK THWACK*
what you type immediately on the page
>*THWACK THWACK THWACK*
It has a special way of enabling that
>*THWACK THWACK*
flow state.

[Anonymous No.22087129]

>>22086976
Nope. Pen and paper always for the first draft(s). I tend to write significantly better that way.

[Anonymous No.22087558]

Chet Hanks is better than Tom Hanks

[Anonymous No.22087565]

>>22086976
Hipsters were all over typewriters and they didn't write any masterpieces thoughbeit

[Anonymous No.22087593]

>>22087565
Is there a way to check and see if this is true? I wouldn't know where to begin with this research, maybe /mu/?
I know lana del rey wrote a poetry book, and if I had to guess I bet she either wrote it with fountain pen or typewriter.

But I would like to know who still uses one and what has been the best thing to emerge from this kind of machine. OPs image is from a documentary and John Mayer says he uses one to write lyrics but whether or not he is a hipster or whether or not what he writes is any good... I don't know.

[Anonymous No.22088211]

i dont get why it would matter

[Anonymous No.22088604]

>>22087129
pretentious

[Anonymous No.22089010]

>>22088604
Pretentious? I use bic cristals and legal pads, so if that's pretentious I'd have to imagine you are using crayola to write..

[Anonymous No.22089023]

>>22089010
There is a reason they make you stop using crayons at some point...all part of the plan to make meek lil worker sheep and bud, you fell for it...

[Anonymous No.22089118]

>>22086976
Lol no

[Anonymous No.22089156]

fuckin ellipsis. blight of the world

[Anonymous No.22089520]

Honestly I enjoy my typewriter because I can larp when I use it and it has less distractions than a computer. Plus I think it looks cool and makes a fun noise