[Momo9858]

Where's the best place for you when writing?

Let's share.

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[Flying Pizza Pie]

Home in Hawaii, on the lanai or the beach. Can't sit on the beach right now with COVID. I'm in Scottsdale and it's 115 degrees, so inside at my desk.

 

[Carol Davis]

The big green recliner in my living room.

 

[Rick Partlow]

Sitting in my car in the shade in a park with few people around.

 

[alhawke]

Coffee house, Starbucks. When it's open.

 

[jm2019]

My office room. I like my clickety mechanical keyboard and the big monitor.

 

[Carol (was Dara)]

My bed, my couch in the den, or my bathtub (if writing in a notebook).

 

[jb1111]

Den, surrounded by my laptop, a radio, and my musical instruments nearby.

 

[Blerg et al.]

There are a few classy little coffee shops I pretend to be working, but the only place I really got anything done was this overcrowded McDonald's in Alabama, and another back in Florida.  Since the last time I moved I haven't found a good working place yet, but my kitchen table looks out over a busy  corner in a cool little city so that has been working okay for the time being.

 

[ShaneCarrow]

It should be my desk, but I suspect I actually get a lot more done either sitting on my couch or my bed.

The dream of course is to one day have a little house out in the country with a dedicated study/den/writing room, with a window overlooking a creek or a valley or the ocean... I think my favourite famous writer's desk is Dylan Thomas' boatshed: https://medium.com/high-season-low-season/literary-pilgrimages-the-quest-for-blue-thunder-3af7b1ec6262