My paper-writing process. All day, all library.
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1 comment:
This is actually a perfect demonstration of the reason why e-readers like the Kindle and the upcoming Apple tablet will never fully replace old fashioned books and pieces of paper: an e-reader is only one screen and can handle only one page at a time. It looks like you have NINE pages open here, not counting your computer screen!
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