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Where do I write?
Where don’t I write? is an easier question. I am blessed with not needing a special place or absolute silence or my special chair or what have you. I spent 20 years in advertising. Writing in...
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A Room of My Own
A Room of My Own Although I love to write, it takes very little to divert my attention from my work. There are days when I curse the makers of Bejeweled Blitz and Monopoly for existing within easy...
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Redefining spaces
When I was living in Los Angeles, I was spoiled. I had an office space on the top floor of my three story condo that consisted of just enough room for my Ikea desk, a chair for my dog and a couple of...
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An Environment Ripe for Writing
Research assistants, Simon and Wrigley I have a home office. Like the rest of my house, it’s decorated in contemporary clutter. Looking in from the door, you’d see a direct path to my chair lined on...
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The Question of Where
I rarely think about where I write. The question is usually when, or how, or if I will—”where” is an afterthought. When I consider “where”, I find it’s a loaded word. “Where” denotes locations tangible...
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Adapting Writing Boundaries to the Fur Children
By Jennie Jarvis When I lived in Los Angeles, I had the best writing companion. Each afternoon, I would turn to my sweet dog Arnold and say “It’s time to go to work!” He wound bound up the stairs,...
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