A couple of helpful posts on writing through parenthood — rules to live and work by. Here’s one from memoirist Louise deSalvo, at Christina Baker Kline’s blog
And here’s a response from creative nonfiction writer Lisa Romeo:
It’s good to have a room of one’s own, but if you’re the primary caretaker, it helps to learn to write anywhere, rather than being bound to that one place/method. Notebook in the park; laptop at the hockey rink.
Thanks for the shout-out. And you're so right -write anywhere, on anything. It even comes in handy later in parenthood, when you're not so restricted, but still have that good habit.
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