The stapler on my desk is sleek and black and of a design perfected in 1968 and unchanged since. I never use it, but the desktop would look wrong without it. It's a reassuring, familiar object.

Most of the documents we send these days are digital, but when it comes to attaching the physical ones together, there’s nothing quite as helpful—and satisfyingly clicky—as a good old-fashioned ...

The stapler has had an unexpected longevity in the age of the paperless office(JD Hancock; Flickr.com/CC/by/2.0) The ‘paperless office’ never fully materialised ...

Look at you, you boring old regular non-superhero version of a stapler that sits atop my otherwise paperless workspace. You make me sick. I have half a mind to put you up on eBay in the hopes of ...