I can relate to your thinking on this. My "better" typecasts are composed either by hand (fountain pen in comp book, or on iAWriter on ipad), then typed (as if the typewriter were a printing press). But at other times I'm rushed, and compose directly to typewriter, in which case I can usually tell because (like in this response) it seems hurried and ill-composed.
I can relate to your thinking on this. My "better" typecasts are composed either by hand (fountain pen in comp book, or on iAWriter on ipad), then typed (as if the typewriter were a printing press). But at other times I'm rushed, and compose directly to typewriter, in which case I can usually tell because (like in this response) it seems hurried and ill-composed.
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