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It seems that I can write about double the quantity of salvageable story longhand than on the computer. This is something of a surprise since I am not a fan of writing by hand--my wrist cramps up within the first five lines and gets worse the longer I'm at it.
Ironically, that seems to be what makes it helpful. I'm not tempted to go back and niggle over word choice when I can't actually read what I've just written, which means I spend more time moving the scene forward. I also can't obsessively hit word count every five minutes, and it's a lot easier to fill a page with handwriting than type, which gives me a (false but no less fulfilling for that) sense of accomplishment.
So, hopefully this continues to work out...
これで以上です。
Ironically, that seems to be what makes it helpful. I'm not tempted to go back and niggle over word choice when I can't actually read what I've just written, which means I spend more time moving the scene forward. I also can't obsessively hit word count every five minutes, and it's a lot easier to fill a page with handwriting than type, which gives me a (false but no less fulfilling for that) sense of accomplishment.
So, hopefully this continues to work out...
これで以上です。