WAR SERENADE, my first novel, started as a screenplay which was optioned by two different production companies over seven years. At my lowest…
The Write Place #41: S.E. Smith
Your writing space can tell a lot about your writing. Some writers are organized while others can live on the outer boundaries of…
The Write Place #40: Jessica Baker
Before quarantine, the perfect place for me to write was a coffee shop that was not too noisy and not too quiet. I…
How to Get Out and Write for NaNoWriMo During a Pandemic
October is halfway through, and COVID-19 is still throwing off all our plans. The usual NaNoWriMo write-ins that Writer’s Atelier and other venues…
The Write Place #38: Marie Long
Usually, I’m a night owl, and I do a lot of writing in bed. But during the day, I have a dedicated home-office…
The Write Place #31: Kelly Coon
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 #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 #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…