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An electronic typewriter that my parents bought when I was entering highschool in the early 90s.
While my first works of fiction we're not written on it, my first fiction I ever submitted (it was rejected btw) to a publisher was.
I wouldn't get successfully published until the late 90s/early 00s after I had built my first PC out of scrap parts and a cheap copy of windows 95.
But that typewriter still holds a special place in my heart.
Was it a Clark Nova?
I gave up writing when I was ten. Too dangerous.
id have to double check when I get home, but iirc, it was a smith corona SL470 or something like that.