It’s always fun to see other authors’ workspace. It’s a peak behind the curtain. The workstation isn’t just for writing. It’s comfort. It’s inspiration. It’s mine–my refuge.
I also have a tablet with Office on it. I haven’t gotten into using that for working on stories. I don’t like most tablet keyboards. Drop Box, which has an app, needs Wi-Fi to open files. I don’t want to save a separate file on my tablet.
I’ve thought about getting one computer that does everything I need. That would be boring. I like having three computers.
Beside it is my world map. I often consult both while writing, especially the map. Sometimes, while editing, I’ll come across a place name and have to check the map to see where it’s located. Or, if it’s not plotted on the map, I’ll add it.
The boards have quick reference sheets like rules for the characters’ powers, a list of characters and their personalities, the meaning of colors, pictures of weapons. I plan to add characters and appearances. With about 30 characters, that’s going to take a while.
Some inspirational image are to the side. Life as a published author can get a little heavy. The quotes are a reminder of why I’m doing this. I made most of them.
