Sunday, 15 May 2016
For the writer wanting to focus on their work rather than Twitter, there’s a plethora of internet-blocking software offering ‘distraction free writing’. There’s even a writing gadget to help people shut out the social media mind clutter. Coming to a hipster bar near you, the Freewriter is a retro-styled electronic writing machine without Wi-fi. A typewriter with a plug essentially. But why, if we claim to love writing should we need distraction-free gadgetry in the first place? Rather than becoming distracted by researching the best distraction-free apps, is there anything we can do to retain focus until we reach the…
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