Nobel Laureate Gunter Grass is quoted in Wired News.
"I have nothing against computers," he said. "My secretary
uses a computer and that's very useful for dates, and special
things collected. But for manuscript work, it's too quick for
me. Perhaps I am wrong, but I get every day one or two books
sent by publishing houses that they want me to read.... After
10 pages I can say if they are written by a computer or not."
The novelist and artist also encouraged writers to be
politically active.