Sue Fortin is the author of several books, among them, The Girl Who Lied, and her most recent book, Sister Sister, which came out earlier this month. Here's a little about her writing space. I’ve had so much fun looking back at everyone else’s writing rooms, that I nearly forgot to write about my own! Our house is very open-plan which is nice for the family but … [Read more...] about My Writing Room by Sue Fortin
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My Writing Space by Jane Holland
Jane Holland's best selling novel, Girl #1 was one of my favourite reads of 2016. Her latest book, Lock the Door, is out now. Today, she's telling us a bit about her writing space, in a beach hut! When we lived in the Midlands, I rented an office in a town centre suite. I wrote about five novels there, over eighteen months, and loved the regular hours and the absence … [Read more...] about My Writing Space by Jane Holland
My Writing Room by Anna Mansell
Anna Mansell is the author of How to Mend a Broken Heart published by Bookouture in February 2017. It's now available to pre-order. I write this, sat at my dining table, the log burner raging and the cows from the Dairy farm I live amongst, padding back to their winter sheds, just by my back garden. And as I read that sentence back, I want to laugh a … [Read more...] about My Writing Room by Anna Mansell
My Writing Room by Tracy Buchanan
Tracy is the author of three best-selling novels with HarperCollins including most recently No Turning Back. I used to be the kind of author who could balance their laptop on their knees and write, write, write wherever they could find the space: living room, kitchen, even the car! But when I moved house and started dedicating more hours to writing, I decided it was time I … [Read more...] about My Writing Room by Tracy Buchanan
My Writing Room by Helen Pollard
I write in the attic, which sounds delightfully bohemian, doesn’t it? In theory, this is what my desk looks like . . . Yeah. Right. It looks like that for maybe one day a year! Most of the time, it’s covered with paperwork and bills and goodness knows what else. This is an honest picture of how it looked today, but believe me, it can often be much worse . . . It’s a shame, … [Read more...] about My Writing Room by Helen Pollard