Where We Write
Wherever I Am, I Write From a Place of Grief
Walang katapusan ang dalamhati. What else can I do but live through it? Write through it?
Living as Though the World Were One Long Summer
I aspire to read and to write as much as I can. If I’m lucky, I’ll get to do so in front of a window out of which I can see trees ache and bloom all summer.
Writing in the Kitchen, in the Presence of Those I Love Most
Maybe I’m just not a writer who’s meant to work in peace and quiet, as lovely as that sounds.
My Pothos Plant Finally Convinced Me to Write in My Office
Not so long ago, I was a writer who wrote anywhere but at her desk.
Writing at Home With My Parents, Who I’m Definitely Not Fictionalizing in My Novel
It doesn’t really matter at all where I write—as long as, at some point, I have the option and availability to transition to my bed.
Recreating the Places We Dreamt of Writing
Where Toni Mirosevich writes.
Where Tajja Isen Writes
I like to think that writing where I live has allowed me to let more of life into my writing.
Where Matt Ortile Writes
I try to be agnostic about where I write; I never have an excuse to not.
Where Rae Nudson Writes
I’m afraid I have always been like this: always doing slightly more than I can handle, stealing moments to get it all done.
Where José Vadi Writes
“I blame my first studio apartment for my habit of writing in kitchens.”
