Reply to "Game of Thrones"

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Originally Posted by El Loro:

George RR Martin, the writer of the Game of Thrones books, does all his writing on an old computer which uses MS-DOS rather than Windows. He uses WordStar 4.0 (which came out around 1985) rather then Word. Just doesn't like computers which try to automatically change your typing.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-27407502

first computer type processor I ever used - as we'd been using daisy wheel and golf ball electric type writers, Wordstar was an amazing concept to us

5/15/149:34 AM

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