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Tap, tap, tap… ding! At first listen, the clattering of an old-fashioned typewriter may have a certain soothing resonance. It’s easy to imagine the writer getting lost in the rhythm of their work, watching as the hammered words, the sentences, slowly take shape. But those clanking keys are also stamping out a permanent, inky stream of consciousness which, unlike the words typed under a computer’s cursor, aren’t easily revised. Making changes – crossings out, scribbled annotations, starting again – can be a messy business.