A friend of mine was driving around one day when he noticed a pile of cardboard boxes in front of the house of one of our teachers, a poet who had been at the university for decades. My friend pulled over and got out and lifted the flaps of one of the boxes. It was full of paper - typescripts of poems, essays, books, scraps of paper, letters. He debated stowing the boxes in his trunk, but in the end he left them.
In the Era of Digital Composition, What Should a Writer Keep? - The New York Times
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