Sunday Reads: Dogs, Notebooks, And Kangaroos
07/09/2017Who knew self-driving cars could be confused by kangaroos…
- Dogs Are Awesome!
- Volvo admits its self-driving cars are confused by kangaroos
- 6 Types of Salt and How to Use Them
- The Fountain Pen Quest: The Perfect Penvelope
- The Writer: In defense of writing with pen and paper
- Discover Analog: Dark Star Collection Pocket Notebook Review
- Byron Quertermous: Love Song for a Pen and a Notebook
- Ed Jelley: Blackwing Clutch Pocket Notebook Review
- The Well-Appointed Desk: Notebook Review: Rosetta Notes
Wide Nibs on Midori Traveler’s Notebook Paper
You know… in some ways I think we’re all confused by kangaroos. Can’t really blame Volvo for that one.
I’ve been doing more writing long-hand lately, too. I haven’t finished a novel that way (I got derailed on the plot) but I certainly got a chunk of one written by hand.
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Kangaroos are special. Even Volvos think so.
A long-hand novel? Now that would be something.
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Writing a novel long-hand felt like I gave it more thought. So I suspect that the first draft would take longer to write, but be closer to what I’d wanted to write than a computer draft. (But each method has its benefits. I’m not sure which I like better yet.)
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