Writing space. Here's where I try to write when I try to write, poetry, horror shorts, my freelance work. Here's where I throw shit that doesn't have a place to go. In fact, if I were to inventory everything on and in my desk I would probably have enough to open an eBay store.
Now, a close-up bookcase pic is also nice (so I can see what other people horde,) but even more cool are writing space pix. Is yours a rats nest, or freakishly tidy; or are you like what's his face who used compose in the bath tub.
The photo gives me a perspective I don't get actually sitting at the desk.Taking a close look, it strikes me that I horde left and write right. Also, you might also conclude I like a good bargain and buy notebooks on sale after the back to school rush (see yellow sticker). Looking at the abused wood surface, someone might decide I am clumsy with my coffee or least, never use coasters. That I have a red pen might suggest I am a strict about usage a punctuation--though my writing on Laughing Scared would argue against that. The analysis of work spaces, let's call it Voyeur Forensics, is a b-line to the real you, the naked you. So, anyone willing to show yourself? If you post a pic of your work space on your Blog let me know. Trust me, I am licensed in Voyeur Forensics.
I may be up for that challenge!
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ReplyDeleteI accept the challenge.....I'll let ya know when I post it!
ReplyDeleteI WOULD accept the challenge, but I don't really have a true workspace. I'm not an actual writer, I just play one in the blogosphere. Subsequently, I usually just sit down in a chair with my laptop on my lap (or at the dining room table or some such convenient place) and start hunting and pecking away. This May inspire me to carve out a real workspace for my "writing" though. If so, I'll definitely post a pic of that space!
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