Where is your favorite writing spot?

Oh how I wish I was like some others who can write in a variety of places -- coffee shops, beach, etc. I can do some serious scribbling most anywhere, but the only place I can do serious, meanigful writing is at home, at my desk.

I can write anywhere. But if I had a big shade tree in my back yard, I think that's where I would spend most of my writing time while at home. But I get most of my writing done while I'm at work. So, I guess my spot is my desk.

But I prefer to be outside with nature.

Wherever has the most comfortable chair.

Do you mean the writing I do on the computer, or the writing I do in my head?

I can be anywhere and everywhere when I'm writing in my head. Mostly when I wake up in the morning and daydream while I'm still in bed.

I work best at my job desktop; second-best at my home desktop. Lately I've been retraining myself to write longhand, because Providence is full of great coffeeshops, and I don't have a laptop.

I can write anywhere, but my favorite spot is my bed.

I write in my head walking around the park, type it out on the laptop either 1) on my couch at home or 2) in a coffee shop with wireless. All depends if I need to be "in the cave" or out amongst the buzz of humanity.

Most of my writing happens, right here in my chair, at my desk, in my room. I'd like to get out places and write at coffee houses or book stores (the local Chapters is lovely) but due to the fact that we only have two desktops, I can't exactly take it with me. I will randomly scribble down an idea or write out a really short story pretty much anywhere I have pen and paper, though.

In my room at home or at the faithful coffeeshop. There's a Panera down the street from the gym, and often after I work out I'll go there and camp, drinking coffee and writing for hours. There's something about being there--no chores or home obligations for distractions, the background buzz of conversation, people-watching for a few minutes now and then--that's very conducive to the writing process for me, whether longhand first drafts or editing on my laptop.

(I do buy coffee and pastry, and I leave if I see the place getting busy so that I won't steal a table with my squatting.)

--Q

"In my cave." I like that. That's where I like to be. I'm agoraphobic,and I love weeks at a time when I don't have to leave the nest.

I write at my computer desk. I find it a lot easier to work on my desktop than on my laptop, and I can't comfortably write at coffeeshops or similar - too many people, not enough familiar scenery.

I write in the old dining room, just because that's where the computer is and the only spot I can type! *shrug*

Otherwise...? I'd like to say that I'd love to write outside, but the mosquitoes are just...ugh. I guess it's a situation I never really think about unless there's a possibility of it actually happening, which won't be any time soon.

Driving down the road with no one else in the car...no typing or actual pen to paper writing. It flows through my mind. I have pulled over many times when I feel I must put something down on paper so not to lose it later in transfer from memory to pen.

At home, I have two spots. One is at my desk, in my study, surrounded by my many books that I love; including several thesaurus, dictionaries, grammer guides and a series of 'Elements of Fiction Writing' guides. The other place is curled up on the love seat with a throw pillow on my lap that I use to rest my notebook(s) on while I write longhand.

I have a laptop. So my favorite place to write is wherever me and my laptop are together.

Mostly in the living room while watching TV with my family.

Sometimes in the rec room (after said family is asleep) while listening to music.

Sometimes in the yard swing.

Coffee shops. I like foot traffic, and there's a certain vibe and buzz that I like when I write. I also like to write late at night (which I don't do much recently) when it's just all dark and quiet.