This is a picture of where, on a good day, writing happens. As you can see, I’m tidy enough to keep a psychoanalyst in business for a month or two. Post-its remind me to WRITE. YES YOU. NOW instead of indulging in the usual procrastination of blogging or practicing cricket shots in the mirror.
I love looking at other writers’ rooms. The Guardian has a hundred such pictures of well-known writers’ places of torture…erm, I mean creative joy. You can see them HERE.
What’s worrying is the number who have large signs just above their screens saying DON’T PANIC.
I love looking at other writers’ rooms. The Guardian has a hundred such pictures of well-known writers’ places of torture…erm, I mean creative joy. You can see them HERE.
What’s worrying is the number who have large signs just above their screens saying DON’T PANIC.
5 comments:
Tom, Infamous British serial killer Dennis Nilsen murdered my father... come across to my blog and read the story.
Hope to see you soon, Shane.
Nice chair... is that a seat belt I see on it? I know writing can sometimes be a bumpy ride, but I never thought....
D
Hi Tom! Nice place to write!
Here's mine:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27710418@N05/3343682933/
Annabel
It's a shadow, Douglas - one of those rare days in Plymouth when the sun came out!
I don't think I could write facing a wall like that. I do most of my work at a large dining table. I seem to need open space before me. (Of course, at the office I face cubicle walls on three sides, but nothing creative happens there anyway.)
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