< blogging via typewriter? How about writing via file-transfer?
I think you're onto something from a mental health point of view.
It might not be so much that books are "real", as their availability resolves to "what is humanly possible" - in contrast to online, where more more more is never more (ha) than a flit away, a keystroke or few, maybe save some endpoints and promise yourself you'll get to them, discover gobs of the same utterly unread months later, but in the mean time more more more accumulation... oh, how to organize?! how to back up for the long term assumed to be there.. and I'm panting just typing out a miniscule of the reality of the situation.
(Huh... a sudden rush of 'miniscule'/'molecule' association ponder....)
What you refer to sounds like bringing online into the realm what what's actually humanly possible/consumable.
I am all for hoarding content. Lol
I download sites with wget, I download yt videos, music. Store them on the laptop. Writing I save the good shit.
Also, I started a new zine, uploading now