I write all my drafts (long form fiction) on paper and use fountain pens. I also use a nice paper (Rhodia) in wire bound notebooks which allow me...
I'm another who enjoys writing on paper - it gives me an "excuse" to use my fountain pens :D. In all seriousness, without the distractions of the...
I do all of my writing by hand - fountain pen, of which I have several (probably too many:eek:). At the end of each day, I transcribe it into the...
I do all of my research as well as character sheets, etc. in OneNote. I do my writing by hand using fountain pens, then transcribe it into Word.
It's a Conklin with the crescent filler, so very close to a lever filler style.
A vintage (1910-1920) fountain pen to add to my not so small collection of fountain pens.
I write all of my drafts on paper (using a fountain pen) and review/edit each revision printed out. Helps creativity and eliminates the constant...
I use fountain pens - probably too many - for all of my drafts and edits before they get to the computer. I just enjoy them more...the line...
I always write my drafts and do all of my edits with pen and paper. Enjoy it more and don't get distracted by the computer, formatting, etc. Using...
A couple of things - RV's usually have a 30 or 50 amp power cord which isn't standard for home outlets. However, they also usually come with an...
I prefer to write and do major editing with pen and paper. Usually at my desk or in a comfortable chair. Everything gets entered into the...
Have used computers since the late 1970's (yeah, I'm that old) and word processors forever (Wordperfect before WYSIWYG and then Word) and am very...
They are sturdy...I'm no light weight and spend a lot of each day in the chair...same chair for 10+years
I've been using an executive style mesh chair with movable arms for several years. It's adjustable and comfortable.
Personally I prefer different "scenes" within the same chapter so the timeline isn't as confusing for the reader. I don't mind if a characters...
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