Keyboard Shortcuts for Novelists | The New Yorker

Use the command-alt functions to add sexual tension, plot twists, or a humorous interlude.

Source: Keyboard Shortcuts for Novelists | The New Yorker

Who knew I’d need this as a guide? It’s perfect!

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