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“I’ve tried. There is too much temptation to go over the copy and rewrite. I guess I’ve never grown accustomed to the silent, non-clacking of the keys and the temporary words put up on the screen. I like to think that when I type something on this [pointing to the typewriter], when I’m finished with it, it’s good. I haven’t gotten past the second paragraph on a word processor. Never go back and rewrite while you’re working. Keep on it as if it were final.”
—Hunter S. Thompson on computers, The Art of Journalism No. 1 (who was born today in 1937)
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This is how I feel about making pictures with film instead of digital
True.
am currently writing a fictional memoir...is my very philosophy.