H.L. Trombley
This question kind of goes hand-in-hand with the writer's block question, above. It's not a matter of inspiration, at least not in the sense of walking down a beautiful street in Paris, smelling the blossoming trees and the coffee and freshly baked baguettes and breathing in deeply and exclaiming "Ah, I feel so inspired!" Writing is a matter of butt in chair, hands on keyboard. I try to eliminate distractions: no internet, quiet house if possible, everything in alignment so that I can reach the still place inside of me where stories come from.
The other kind of inspiration, the where-do-you-get-your-ideas kind, well--ideas are everywhere. They are just floating in the air, waiting to be grasped.
The other kind of inspiration, the where-do-you-get-your-ideas kind, well--ideas are everywhere. They are just floating in the air, waiting to be grasped.
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