by Susan L. Lin Daniel Gomez I. The writer fox is a dying breed, rejecting the aid of widely available technologies like laptops, typewriters, and even fountain pens. Instead, the fox turns to his old-fashioned quill and ink every morning, warm and toasty inside a side burrow not too far from the den where his vixen and kits sleep. He must take advantage of this peaceful hour to scratch down five hundred words daily. Today though, the fox has barely gotten started on his new