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Thus aerated, I sit at my wooden desk, scratching away with my pen. No, not scratching – pens no longer scratch. The words roll smoothly and soundlessly enough across the page; it’s getting them to flow down the arm, it’s squeezing them out through the fingers, that is so difficult.

Margaret Atwood. The Blind Assassin. New York: Anchor. (2001) 69.

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