Typewriter is a great tool...

[aliensaremagic]

Really been enjoying using my typewriter, it's loud and annoying but switching off and just writing is such a nice feeling! I've read it's great advice to work on a piece, and fix it later. Typewriters make that so good to do. Also the smell is wonderful. Would reccomend

 

[Naomasa298]

I've read it's great advice to work on a piece, and fix it later.

What strategy do you personally use to accomplish that, and what do you recommend as best practise for a typewritten piece?

 

[aliensaremagic]

I've seen people joking about sucking on a slice of lime and having all the hairs plucked from their body(/s) so they write faster. Something like that can work, but also just writing nonsense, or leaving nothing else to do. That's where the typewriter is handy I suppose as you can sit with it and do nothing but write. Maybe some ear plugs or headphones if the noise is too much.

 

[Naomasa298]

I've seen people joking about sucking on a slice of lime and having all the hairs plucked from their body(/s) so they write faster. Something like that can work, but also just writing nonsense, or leaving nothing else to do. That's where the typewriter is handy I suppose as you can sit with it and do nothing but write. Maybe some ear plugs or headphones if the noise is too much.

How do you personally revise your work, given that a typewritten manuscript is non-editable?

 

[Sandor]

How do you personally revise your work, given that a typewritten manuscript is non-editable?

I've seen people use whiteout