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My Writer's Workspace

Wednesday, 6 February 2013

I'm indebted to Nutschell - AKA The Writing Nut - for featuring me in her Writer's Workspace spot today. You can read all about my writing life and see the view from my window here...

Posted by Simon Kewin at 16:51

15 comments:

  1. Impressively sparse, Simon. God, you should see my space. Also, sometimes, I write in bed.

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    1. I envy you, I really do. Having to get rid of all the clutter first can take an age...

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  2. So happy to have you on my blog today!!

    Nutschell
    www.thewritingnut.com

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  3. I have to do it. Tonight after school I have cooked tea. Rebecca didn't like it. So I have cooked a quick pasta and bacon sauce with her. I have done Joseph's extra spelling work. I have listened to guitar and violin practice. I have finished my string of ten story and submitted it. I have commented on a couple of blogs. I have cleaned the bike for Friday's bikeability test.

    And so on and so forth. Boo hoo. Poor me.

    But how you have a clean desk, that fills me with awe.

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    1. Ah, that all sounds so much like my life! Except I haven't finished or even started my string of ten story...

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  4. I have to look over my shoulder to look out the window and even then, I keep the blinds only half open so I can't totally see out. I'd be staring off over rooftops all day! With your view, I'd be imagining people sitting on that bench, who are they, why are they there... :)

    I would love to have such a neat desk but then where would I put all my notes and scrap paper and pens and dancing solar flower and desk lamp and... :)

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    1. Yes, I keep wondering who those people sitting on my bench are, too...

      I can see that dancing solar flowers are important. Perhaps I need to get some.

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  6. I want your desk space and views please!! Take care
    x

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    1. Heh. Perhaps I should allow people to come and use them...

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  7. Enjoyed seeing your views through the seasons; do you find that they influence the stories you write throughout the year?

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    1. Milo - I think they probably do. I've noticed before how often I write wintry scenes when it's winter etc.

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  8. loved having you on my blog, Simon! Thanks so much for doing the interview :)
    Nutschell
    www.thewritingnut.com

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