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Before [[computers]] became widespread, writing required a physical instrument to write with and an physical object to write on. In the [[internet]] age, some forms of writing become more interactive or collaborative (e.g. [[blog]]s, fan fiction). | Before [[computers]] became widespread, writing required a physical instrument to write with and an physical object to write on. In the [[internet]] age, some forms of writing become more interactive or collaborative (e.g. [[blog]]s, fan fiction). | ||
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*[[Literature]] | *[[Literature]] | ||
*[[Jerome Corsi]] | *[[Jerome Corsi]] | ||
| − | + | *[[Famous American writers]] | |
[[Category:Writing]] | [[Category:Writing]] | ||
Revision as of 21:50, May 27, 2012
F. Scott Fitzgerald, photographed by Carl van Vechten in 1937.
A writer is someone who writes works such as books, articles, or poetry. Examples of writers are authors and journalists.
Before computers became widespread, writing required a physical instrument to write with and an physical object to write on. In the internet age, some forms of writing become more interactive or collaborative (e.g. blogs, fan fiction).