What does your writing setup look like, lit?

Me googling "newmfx brazil fart|farting|farts" on a Starbucks' free wifi while touching myself

>>9084790
Your mom's bedroom OP. How about yours?

>>9084790
>computer on desk running some word processor
>notebook on some flat surface + writing utencil
/thread

Go actually write something you enormous faggot.

I write using wordpad

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>>9084790
i mostly write on the train to work.

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>>9085404
this x10

A laptop and a cup of coffee at my dining table. That's all.

My setup is pretty simple. I use an old ThinkPad T420, but upgraded with a new ssd and some 16gbram, ubuntu installed, with emacs as my word processor: green font on a near-black background. Ideally, I just took my adderall 20 minutes ago and I got my coffee nearby cooling down and a single cigarette and lighter placed neatly just far enough to be on the edge of my peripheral vision: a reward for later. Also on my desk, a Webster's 1828 Dictionary nearby, along with a choice seldom books I may be looking to for stylistic inspiration. A Noodler's fountain pen with small jar of Noodler's "heart of darkness" black ink rests on a Leuchttrum1917 army green, dot grid note book for quick, analog notes as necessary.

Works well for me

>>9084790
My writing set-up is very minimalist, I simply use a smith-corona sterling typewriter with an all black ribbon, I light up a hand rolled cigarette(only the finest tobacco for me), and I make myself a cup of pour over coffee brewed to the perfect temperature then I write five words and reward myself with an hour of /lit/.

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>>9085426
>wordpad

How the fuck do I download that onto my mac?

>>9085635
>pic related

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>>9084790
Clay tablet and wooden chisel.

>>9085627
>simple
>many extremely specific objects

No, OP. A single cup of a coffee, as you like it, and a computer with a text editor. Dictionaries are for vocabularyplebs.