- at least one supporting person. I have several people I wouldn't expect (like my nanna) ask if I've been writing. Several people have enjoyed my blog in the past--many of whom I'd never expect.
- a reading routine. I have many books around me, covering most genres I want to write. Reading fills me, and I dip into that when I write. When I'm not reading well on a daily basis, I'm not ready to write. Or be a human being.
- stability. I need to be stable to approach my writing effectively. Routines help with this too. I need to know when I can write and when I can read. Protected time is vital.
- writing spaces. I have a big gray suede armchair, a lovely white secretary desk, a denim chaise lounge, and a bed I love. I also have a library within walking distance and a cute coffee shop where I've written before.
- writing tools. I do my product-based writing (writing that will become a story or other piece) on a laptop. It's almost as portal as the tools I use for writing practice and personal writing. I have more of those tools--beautiful journals, endless variety of pens--than I will ever use. But I like that feeling of abundance.
Inspiring lists, sparkling reads, and quirky musings from a writer~reader~wife~mama~advocate who wants to seek, create, and savor life's sweet bits.
Monday, April 25, 2016
Conditions to Write and Keep Writing.
This SARK phrase caught my eye. What are the conditions to write?
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