Monday, August 27, 2012
The Typewriter Survives
I came across this article from the Indian Express. Something I am sure some of us, especially the like of Ryan Adney, can appreciate.
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1 comment:
Very neat article. I wish we had something akin to this in the states. I have definitely found that my typing skills have increased after using a typewriter far more often than a computer. Of course, I still cannot touch type, but I do pretty well without it. I do want to learn, and have a few books on it, but just haven't gotten around to it yet.
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