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Just out of curiosity When you say “writing” do you use a pen or pencil on paper or direct to computer?
I have a friend who does all his initial work by ballpoint and then later transfers to computer. I am now tending go do the same.

Direct to computer for the most part, as I find it the most flexible way of working - I'm one of those people who tends to revise while writing. Although I certainly do use notebooks for jotting down bits that pop randomly into my head so that I don't forget them. In those moments, it's just easier to grab a pen and paper.
 

Moon bunny

Judging your grammar
Direct to computer for the most part, as I find it the most flexible way of working - I'm one of those people who tends to revise while writing. Although I certainly do use notebooks for jotting down bits that pop randomly into my head so that I don't forget them. In those moments, it's just easier to grab a pen and paper.
Fountain pen and paper for me. I don’t know why but my language seems stilted and unnatural with a keyboard
 

Asa Post

Super Iconic Legend
Location
Sheffield
Had a busy week.
Tuesday, I cut back the ivy on a wall next to the path by the side of the house. I like the wall to be covered, but the ivy was growing out and narrowing the path.
Yesterday, I started cleaning the joints in the block paving at the front of the house.
Today, finished the block paving and edged the concrete path through the back lawn as grass was encroaching.
I feel quite tired now, but everything looks tidier and there's only one more job to do before winter sets in.
 

classic33

Leg End Member
Anyone in the area?
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Fountain pen and paper for me. I don’t know why but my language seems stilted and unnatural with a keyboard

I do like to use a good fountain pen due to the quality of the writing experience, but have a love-hate relationship with them. I'm left-handed, see, and if I write too quickly, everything just ends up as a horrible smudgy mess. Had to use a fountain pen at school, and I used to get into trouble for smudging my work. Trouble is, if I used a fibre tip pen so that I could write without smudging, I got into trouble for not using a fountain pen. Damned if I did, damned if I didn't.

And before anyone suggests them, left-handed nibs are the work of Beezlebub...

Everyone's got their own way of working, and I think, when it comes to writing, we use what's the most comfortable and instinctive. For me, it does happen to be a keyboard and word processing software.
 

Ming the Merciless

There is no mercy
Location
Inside my skull
Ordered some more LFTs
 
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