If you were blind, how would you describe your writing space?
My office is light and airy with bookshelves on each side of the desk. There
are potted plants at eye level as well as on the floor.
Is there anything unique about your space? My office sits
right at the top of the stairs above an open foyer and I face the window that
looks out over the airport office.
How long have you used this space? Eighteen years.
Any organizational or writing
space tip, tool, method, hint or amazing revelation you’d like to share. I try
(TRY) to keep my desk cleared so I have room for the tools I need when I get
busy writing. I keep folders in a slotted tray and the folders have different
WIP’s with idea’s and photos to help me stay focused.
If you were going on a trip, what
two writing tools would you take from your desk besides your computer? My Nook
and whichever folder needed working on.
What are your favorite writing books? Plot and Structure by
James Scott Bell and Self Editing for Fiction Writers by Dave King and Renni
Browne
What do you love most about your space? The light and space.
What do you hate or dislike about your space? Still not in
love with my chair.
What do you surround yourself with that isn’t writing
related but that helps you to enjoy your writing space? Devotionals. Lots and
lots of them.
What are you currently working on? A Historical Romance
Do you have a new release you’d like to tell us about? My
latest release came out on January 1st. It’s titled Wedding at the
Hacienda. It’s the 3rd book in the Rio Grande Romance series with
Heartsong. It’s the story of the youngest Fuentes brother, the lifestyle of
Hispanics and the love of a good woman.
Thank you so much for being a part of THE WRITER’S WORLD blog series. It was fun doing this interview with you.
J Thank you very much Rhonda for this opportunity. It’s so appreciated.
