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Tagged by @seaweedredandbrown for the writing meme:
Is there a snack you like to eat while writing?
I don’t eat when writing? It sounds messy.
What time of day do you usually write?Usually nighttime, but I sometimes write on my evening commute too.
Where do you write?
In my room on my bed/chaise longe, in my husband’s room on the sofa, or on the train home.
How often do you write a new novel?
Erratically. I’ve written one so far, and I have a few more in the works. Then again there are my fanfics too, so I usually have a stable of a lot of stories so far.
Do you listen to music while you write?
Sometimes, more often I watch brainless or very familiar videos.
What’s your writing utensil? Paper or laptop?
Laptop or tablet.
Do you have a special pre-writing ritual?
Not really.
What do you do to get into the writing mood?
I set up a video (usually something historical and British, and soemtimes to do with food) and sits down and write.
What do you always have near the place you write?
Something to watch a video on, or listen to music at least.
Do you have a reward system for word counts?
Not really.
Is there anything else about your writing process your readers don’t know?
I sometimes wander around and rant about my plot if I’m alone in the flat.
Tag yourself!
Tagged by @seaweedredandbrown for the writing meme:
Is there a snack you like to eat while writing?
I don’t eat when writing? It sounds messy.
What time of day do you usually write?Usually nighttime, but I sometimes write on my evening commute too.
Where do you write?
In my room on my bed/chaise longe, in my husband’s room on the sofa, or on the train home.
How often do you write a new novel?
Erratically. I’ve written one so far, and I have a few more in the works. Then again there are my fanfics too, so I usually have a stable of a lot of stories so far.
Do you listen to music while you write?
Sometimes, more often I watch brainless or very familiar videos.
What’s your writing utensil? Paper or laptop?
Laptop or tablet.
Do you have a special pre-writing ritual?
Not really.
What do you do to get into the writing mood?
I set up a video (usually something historical and British, and soemtimes to do with food) and sits down and write.
What do you always have near the place you write?
Something to watch a video on, or listen to music at least.
Do you have a reward system for word counts?
Not really.
Is there anything else about your writing process your readers don’t know?
I sometimes wander around and rant about my plot if I’m alone in the flat.
Tag yourself!