Visit Anna’s Website Anna Gomez & Kristoffer Polaha Visit Kristoffer’s Website AVAILABLE NOW! Anna Well, I seriously considered how I would write this, given that I’m a little bit of a different case altogether. My career has me traveling all over the place – in fact, pre-COVID, I was probably on a plane and in […]
I’m an author but I also have a full-time job so you’ll catch me writing anywhere I can; whether it’s in between morning meetings at work or late nights at with my trusty sidekick (my 4-year-old Siberian Husky). I like to keep my home a frigid 62 degrees so if I’m writing at home, […]
I find the place you write is incredibly important. I have tried over the last nine years to write in various settings, but I think having one place to focus my energy in, to really get the creativity flowing, is what works best for me. I’m lucky enough to have been able to convert […]
The ease of changing digital vision boards is a frequently cited reason authors prefer them over physical boards. In addition to using Pinterest as a way to connect with readers and expand their fictional worlds, authors are inspired by the images they pin to the boards. Romance author Mignon Mykel finds inspiration for her book-specific […]
Hello, world, I’m Kira Seamon and I am a debut author. My book is entitled Dead Cereus and it was inspired by my daily visits to the Wellesley College greenhouses. I became obsessed with the greenhouses during the cold winter months in Boston and daily visits there became the highlight of my days. I thought […]
Cora Reilly All the Necessities Visit Cora’s Website AVAILABLE NOW! I know most people think writers have beautiful offices with a majestic desk providing a view over a splendid garden, and walls lined with shelves full of books. And while I have shelves with way too many books, they aren’t in my workspace. They […]
Nina Levine A Room with a View Visit Nina’s Website AVAILABLE NOW! When I first started writing full-time, one of the things I loved the most about it was the fact I worked from home or wherever I wanted, whenever I wanted. No set work hours. I could work in my pyjamas if I […]
When I’m not at home, I write on the go. In the pick-up line waiting for my kids to get out of school. At the soccer pitch during one of the 6 practices a week of my two oldest kids. At the softball field while my youngest learns to play. And then there’s at home. […]
My dream office has been a long time in the making. When I started seriously writing my first novel sixteen years ago, I trudged down to an unfinished basement, where—for some reason—our ancient computer was set up. I’d bundle up in several blankets in the dead of night—insomnia is a bitch—and pour my heart out […]
Where I Write is a window into the writing lives of your favorite authors and the spaces in which they create. Whether a home office, a local diner, a living room sofa, an outdoor patio table…writers write everywhere. Some enjoy a clutter of overstuffed bookshelves and scribbled notes. Others prefer the spareness of […]
I don’t have a conventional writing space. It’s in a corner in my sitting room or on the sofa. In the New Year we’re transforming the spare room into an office space and I’m so excited. It’ll be somewhere I can go and separate my work from my home life. Right now my writing […]
The locale of where I write over the years has changed as frequently as the Texas weather. The spectrum of where I write is colorful and has made me a stronger ink slinger in the process. I started my journey as an author penning her first book in 2011. I was a practicing Realtor at […]
Nina Lane Jan 29, 2019 2 min read While I admire and enjoy ideal images of what my writing space should look like (but rarely does), I’m not one to put a lot of theories into practice. So when I was decorating my office, I thought I’d loosely give feng shui a chance. Since I […]
Nina Lane Feb 1, 2019 2 min read For many years, I wrote in a corner of our apartment bedroom, sitting at a computer cart that faced a blank white wall. You can see the remnants of it in this photo, as we were moving out. I didn’t even think of having a home office […]
