Whatever works for writers... In the 90s early 2000s I knew a couple who were pretty set on their Commodore 64/printer setup, one had a particular daisywheel p

Whatever works for writers... In the 90s early 2000s I knew a couple who were pretty set on their Commodore 64/printer setup, one had a particular daisywheel printer she liked and asked me a couple times to help look for parts. From reading many writers don’t like to change their writing medium, it could break their "flow" having to deal with new things to handle other than putting the right words out. So even today, if a writer gets into their zone while plying on a 50s manual typewriter, there’s a good chance that typewriter will be under their hands for the rest of their career.