Ahhh, my writing space. Well, here’s a trigger warning for anyone who is skeeved out by clutter, because my desk is a hot…
The Write Place #30: Melodie Winawer
I wrote most of my first novel on the New York City Subway. Seems unlikely, even impossible, but it’s true–I even thanked the…
The Write Place #29: Tara Gallina
Can you write in the dark? Yes? If you have a laptop, surface, iPad, or phone, I suppose you can. You don’t necessarily…
The Write Place #28: Stephanie Jimenez
At my best, I write everywhere. I write waiting for the train or for a friend who’s running late. I really write best…
The Write Place #27: Anjana Chowdhury
These days I write on an antique, Edwardian ladies writing desk in a guest-bedroom-cum-study. I imagine women dressed in fine gowns, writing letters…
The Write Place #26: Anna Pitoniak
My writing routine has changed over time. Up until last year, I was working full-time as an editor at Random House, so my…
The Write Place #25: Devan Burton
When I first moved into my apartment, I placed an old black poker table in the kitchen. It was the same table that…
The Write Place #24: Danette Haworth
My writing routine used to be very disciplined: wake up early, get the kids ready for school, come home and do various house…
The Write Place #23: Ismée Williams
Hi there! My name is Ismée and I am the author of WATER IN MAY, a YA contemporary novel. I addition to being…
The Write Place #22: Chanel Cleeton
I often joke that the only consistent thing about my drafting process is that it is different with each book, and honestly, my…