What is your preferred medium to write with? What do you

>>7604230
A keyboard
I like writing about Japanese NEETs that are life failures and stay inside all day. I actually have a 62 page document about a NEET named Sachihiro. I'm pretty shit at writing though.

>>7604230
The majority of my writing is done on the computer, but I take notes when revising with pen and paper.

I enjoy writing about lots of different things, but lately it has mostly been fiction loosely based in real life experiences during high school in the late 90's and early 2000's.

>>7604230
Pen and paper, composition book for drafts and a journal with higher quality of paper for personal entries. I use a small laptop when it comes to typing up work and editing.

>>7604396
What kind of laptop you use anon? I've been thinking about getting a macbook for dat sweet battery life and build quality. I've had a chromebook before but I hated the thing because it just felt cheap in my hands and typing on the keyboard was irritating.

>>7604230

Calligraphy pen and journal for notes and brainstorming (although I can never decide which script I like best—italic, bâtarde, roman cursive).

Mechanical keyboard and Focus Writer for prose fiction, Trelby for specs/screenplays.

Genre-wise, I'm entirely devoted to fantasy and science fiction, specifically the sub-genre that was once derisively called "portal fiction". I adore beyond description stories of an ordinary, present-day protagonist dropped into a fantastical and overwhelmingly dangerous situation.

>>7604230
While I'd love to write with a nice fountain pen by hand my handwriting is absolutely atrocious and I can't find a way to fix it. Not to mention my hands cramp easily. I use Focus on my desktop and netbook. It's lightweight and not distracting.

>>7604454
>>7604230
Oh I like to write various things. Mostly attempts at conservative minded fiction as I feel most of what's been done is utter garbage, at least within the last half-century at least. Shit like Way of Men gets respect even though it's literally "STOP OPPRESSING ME WITH HOUSEWORK AND MAKE ME A STEAK!" the book.

Also, I love the vaporwave aesthetic so I'm working on fitting that into a novel that exposes modern consumer capitalism for what it really is and how it's ruining the mind and spirit of the modern world.

I write on my shitty old laptop. I''m not good with computers or not breaking expensive equipment so it is held together mostly with tape and prayers

I like to write about the tragic optimism of twentieth century communism versus the happy pessimism of modern liberal society, usually in an alternate historical or surrealist sort of manner. I also like to write about lesbians, because I am a bisexual with a male partner who thinks fictional lesbians are cuter than fictional gay men. If that is setting back the cause of LGBTwhatever rights back a million years who cares, I like cute girls.

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>>7604230

I write with my tears and blood, while I wallow in self pity. Only the depressed are able to write well, and you will never know what it's like because we're special and you're not.

Just a computer is fine. I don't really care desu.

Most of what I write is about the South/Louisiana. Borderline magical realism.

>>7604426
I like books that fit that description as well. Any suggestions? Is portal fiction an actual genre or is that a made-up name? A few suggestions would be great, I generally really enjoy stories like that.

>>7604500

The Grid by Philip Kerr

>>7604401
A $200 asus X205TA. The memory capacity is a joke but I got it to serve as a typewriter only and it has sufficed for nearly a year. The battery life is comparable to a macbook pro but it lacks the excess that the macbook offers.