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Writing SFF With Paper and Pen Spurs Memory and Creativity by R.J. Huneke
While the article has a SFF focus because it's written for the SFWA blog, it's really also about general handwriting and whether it's better. It links to studies and articles on handwriting vs typing.
Personally, I turn to handwriting fic in a notebook when I'm trying to break out of writers block. It's a change of format, for one, and for another, I do then stop getting tempted to scroll through whatever social media site I've got loaded. Also, I do just like handwriting fiction.
So this is definitely a biased site for handwriting because it's journalsandplanners - but really, we're all on Dreamwidth. What do you think?
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Date: 2024-04-24 07:05 pm (UTC)There's something about handwriting that just sticks the information into my head nicely.
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Date: 2024-04-24 11:34 pm (UTC)It does! And sometimes it develops characters nicely to. Not that, uh, not that I've written fic while in class more than once.