Tag Archives: Authors in Space
Canadian author Anne Kane uses her patio as a summer office
By Anne Kane Since I live in the frigid North (aka Canada) I only get to use this space during the warmer months, but I love it. It’s a little patio area off the side of my house, and although … Continue reading
All Dena Garson needs to write is a laptop (and cats)…#AuthorsInSpace #SFR
By Dena Garson The short answer to where do I write is “where ever I get comfortable.”All I really need is my laptop. At home, the two places I usually write are my bedroom and the kitchen eating nook. I … Continue reading
An office ‘stuffed’ with books…the writing space of Kim Knox #AuthorsInSpace
By Kim Knox My writing space is the small box room in our house and fairly stuffed with books. It’s south facing and bright most of the days—yes, north west England gets sunlight!—though the house is Victorian with insanely thick … Continue reading
Marie Dry combines living room & office for a comfy, cozy writing space #AuthorsInSpace
By Marie Dry I arranged my living room so that it also doubles as my office. Since I live alone I don’t need a space to get away from noise and I have always worked with the television on for … Continue reading
The ‘best’ of Authors in Space…my favorite writer offices…
Author offices are as varied as the writers’ books. Every Saturday for Authors in Space a different science fiction/science fiction romance author shows where she or he writes. It’s not always an “office.” For this week’s post, I’m presenting some … Continue reading
Posted in Authors In Space, Guest blogs
Tagged author offices, Authors in Space, Carol Van Natta, Eva Caye, habits of authors, habits of writers, home offices, J.C. Hay, Lance S.A. Nielsen, Laurie Green, M.K. Eidem, Pauline B. Jones, Susan Grant, Tasha Black, Vivien Jackson, where writers write
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Lance S. A. Nielsen shows his office in ‘its natural state’ #SF #AuthorsInSpace
By Lance S. Nielsen Generally, I write in two places. My office space at home and on the tube. Most of the hardcore writing takes place at home. I write both on my PC and my MAC as I … Continue reading
Nancey Cummings creates the office she wants to write in #AuthorsInSpace
By Nancy Cummings Two years ago I converted the guest room to a writing room. After writing at the kitchen table for ages, I was thrilled to have a space of my own and be able to shut out the … Continue reading
Eva Caye combines office & library into one authorly space #AuthorsInSpace
By Eva Caye I’ve been blessed to move this past year from a 1000 ft2 home to a whopping 2,280 ft2, and my writing space has changed as a result! In our previous century-old, tiny shotgun farmhouse, all I had … Continue reading
JC Hay shapes fog into a private writing space #AuthorsInSpace #SFR
By JC Hay When I moved early this year, one of the things I most looked forward to was an actual office. No more hiding away in the corner and pretending to ignore the spouse watching television. No more being … Continue reading
Author Cailin Briste uses her office for writing and jewelry making #AuthorsInSpace #SFR
By Cailin Briste I am messy. There’s just no getting around it. I actually cleaned up for the photos that accompany this article. My desk reflects my creative process. It’s actually a two-person desk created by my husband from Ikea … Continue reading
