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Word Processing: Who Knew Its Fascinating History?

June 06, 2016
by Caroline Miller
A Literary History of Word Processing, Dictaphones, Isaac Asimov, John Updike, Josephine Livingstone, Matthew Kirschbaum, Michael Crichton, Word Perfect, word processors
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I sometimes marvel at the subjects some authors choose to explore.   Take, Track Changes: A Literary History of Word Processing by Matthew Kirschbaum.  (“Word Perfect,” by Josephine Livingstone, New Republic, June 2016, pgs. 71-73.)   How large, I wonder, is the audience that
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