Ardella Jones | Usually in my little study at home but I always have a notebook on me especially for poetry and, now I have a whizzy new lap top, I can write by in my lovely garden – if it ever stops raining that is.
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Christina Courtenay |
At a small desk in an alcove which I call “my office”. It’s crammed with all sorts of stuff (I’m not a very tidy person) and I have a notice board on the wall with cut out pictures of gorgeous possible heroes (good excuse, don’t you think?)
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George Szirtes | Generally at my desk at the computer.
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James Burge | In my study at a desk. The British Library is also good if it is not too crowded
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Judith Johnson | At home, at my computer, or in my head while wandering around.
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Matt Lynn | I can write anywhere, so long as it’s on a computer. As a matter of convenience I usually write in my study at home. But I enjoy writing on trains, or on a hotel balcony just as much.
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Patrick Dillon | Anywhere. I wrote The Last Revolution in the London Library, but The Story of Britain was written in odd moments on holiday and at weekends.
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Sarah Salway | In libraries as often as I can. I feel comfortable being surrounded by books and people reading them.
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Sue Moorcroft | I have a study that is way too small and way too cluttered but functional. It could do with being warmer!
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