Favourite place to write.

by Adrian Sroka
16th September 2015

Do you have a favourite place to write?

I sit in the comfort of an armchair with my laptop, and a cup of black coffee close at hand. I may read a poem, or a chapter of a novel to get my creative juices flowing. Occasionally, I listen to classical music, but I mostly write and edit in silence.

Do you have a particular routine?

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I'm not trying to be cute by saying this, but one of my favourite places to write, figuratively speaking, is in the shower. Most of my breakthroughs occur when I am not facing a monitor and simply allowing my mind to wander.

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Where there is silence and a little bit of sunshine.

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I need silence and to be left alone to write from scratch. My favourite place to be when I do get the chance is in the conservatory, looking down the garden to the brook at the bottom. If I'm editing I often play music, mostly classical but sometimes 60s. I need to be alone (as someone once said something very close to that!) for my imagination to run away with itself.

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