Aug6

hut.

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perhaps everyone could use a writing hut from time to time..

  • roald dahl had one too 

where to you go to write and have your own space in the world?

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‘i go down to my little hut, where it’s tight and dark and warm,

and within minutes

i can go back to being six or seven or eight again.’

-roald dahl

 

 

 

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  1. I’d like a writer’s hut. Even though I am lucky to have a “room of my own” to write in but a hut would be lovely.
    I like that Shaw had his phone not just for emergencies but to get food. Wonderful. Only a man would have that sort of service.
    Dylan Thomas has a hut too and I think he also expected his long suffering wife to bring him food and drink there but to keep their children away!!!

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  13. For writing? Or to avoid people Beth? And it followed the sun. I think that’s my kind of hut! Now mine would need air conditioning and heat. I’m kind of a wimp about those things. Maybe a stocked refrigerator too. Maybe a big screen TV to take a writing break and to watch the game. Oh forget the TV — then it might attract people. Ha ha, I’m kidding! 🤭🤭🤭🤭😎📖📖📝

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  17. I had a garden room installed a year and a half ago. It’s my own space, everything there is for me. I recently bought a small recliner chair for the room, so it, my laptop tray, and my laptop give me the complete writing-in-isolation setup.

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  20. What a gem he created for himself. How prolific he must’ve been.

    I love the idea of a turntable home. I have a former colleague who bought a home in PEI, Canada, and runs it as a bed and breakfast. Such a novel idea!

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