Whether you like your writing space with a view, cluttered, or sparse, what is important is that you find a comfortable place to write.
This month's IWSG optional question is, What are five objects in your writing space?
I have more than five objects in my writing space because I find comfort in clutter. I have many knick knacks around me including a Master Chief on a Puma... ok, it's not a Puma. So I picked a few important things and took a photo. See above.
Because I find so many distractions on my computer, I handwrite my first drafts. Consequently I go through many purple pens. I depleted six purple pens for NaNoWriMo in November, completing the challenge at just shy of 62k words written. Yay. It's the most I've ever written in a month.
I also have copious amounts of note books in which to write. The paper is as important as the pens. Little A5 sized pages are easy to hold, easy to fill, and I know how many pages I need to complete to hit my daily goal.
Then there is a mini desk fan to keep me cool in the Brisbane heat. Because I just feel sleepy when it's hot.
And the ball in the photo is a marble paperweight my brother bought me many years ago. Just because.
Oh, and for the fifth item, if you squint, you can see my whiteboard reflected in the paperweight. I love my whiteboard. Great for plotting, reminders, lists and doodles.
So how about you? What objects could I find in your writing space?
This post was written for the IWSG. Every first Wednesday of the month the members of our group post on their blogs about their writing insecurities or offer some encouragement to others. If you are new to the IWSG, then please go HERE
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