Keystrokes of Genius.
Comments of writers who use manual typewriters rather than word processors. Damage to many of the typewriters; Unwillingness of the writers to part with their typewriters; Why they prefer typewriters, including the noise.
| Publicado en: | New York Times Book Review p. 34 |
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New York Times
6/2/2002
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