So really, it’s writing in my office, or writing in the middle of a cornfield.
Besides, I live in a tiny rural town of 1,800 without so much as a decent coffee shop. Many writers like to write outside of the home, in part because they become stir-crazy being in one place all the time, but I’m not one of them. The vast majority of my books, fiction and non-fiction, have been written in the same place - my office in my home in Bradford, Ohio. But there are some personal variations along the way, and I’ll talk to you about them now. Because indeed, that’s what it is, for me and just about every other writer I know.
But for those of you hoping that 90% of writing is simply about putting the butt into a chair, it may be useful. For those of you who are hoping or fearing it is a great and mysterious process, with key sacrifices of goats or aspiring authors to the Gods of Creativity, what follows will likely be a disappointment. Hello! Today I am here to tell about the writing of books - or writing my books anyway.
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