Writing as a Job | Writing Methods | Forms of Writing

Part of the Writers' Confessions series

Michael Glassbourg
TickleScratch Productions
24 minutes • 2005
Also available on DVD

Ray Robertson starts his writing day re-reading his work to help him re-enter the world he's creating. Douglas Glover spends the better part of his workday lying in bed writing stuff that doesn't amount to anything. Cathy Stonehouse finds it easiest to write amid the noise and clatter cafés. These and other authors discuss the routine of writing, what helps them to maintain focus, and why they chose to work in certain genres.

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Subject(s): Artists, Literature