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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jonny oneal, post: 2423065, member: 70367&quot;]three letter words? the...the...the...duh i do not know what to write in reply, except i didn&#039;t type my briefs: they were written by hand and a great secretary could read my writing. if you&#039;ve read Henry James, you will notice that after &quot;the Turn of the Screw&quot; his style changed from rather short sentences to ones that were often 300 words long. He had written by hand thru that novel but arthritis made him&nbsp; have to hire someone to whom he could dictate the remainder of his ouevre. His works after that development in his health are long, completed, rather like James Joyce who followed him.&nbsp; so, apparently writing rather than typing can have a drastic effect on style, substance, and the other english devices that go into what a writer produces. I saw it in myself when I started typing rather than writing late in my professional life.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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