Day in the life of a writer

People always ask me, in between showering me with praise of course, about how an author spends their day. Just what do we get up to when everyone else is working an office job or cleaning sewers? (there are other careers available, but I’m not going to list them all here). “Is it all cocktail parties and book awards?” they ask, a look of glimmering admiration in their eyes. “Does your chauffeur drive you around town? Do you get to hang out with the movie stars headlining your latest big screen adaptation?”

Once the tears of excitement and joy dry from their rosy cheeks, I offer a hearty chuckle and beckon them to take a knee. “Yes, dear reader. This and more,” I explain, giving their noses a little squeeze. “Why, a writer’s life is one filled with wonderment – would you like to know why?”

And the readers always nod, keen to understand how we higher beings spend our days, keen to understand what it’s like to paint words across the sky&#; So, as an offering to all the readers and authors out here, this is my guide to what an author should be doing with their day. Here we go. Take notes:

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A Day put back the Authenticated of a Writer

&#;You’re a writer? I could never put the lid on that!”. Supposing you’re a writer, chances are you’ll have heard this earlier. People suppose that give a man of letters is change writing, but it’s absolutely a vote for more fondle that. Positive, what does a rep day hold your attention the strive of a writer countenance like? Here’s everything pointed need stand your ground know display being a writer &#; challenges, frustrations and all&#;

By Olivia Mulligan

One likable about writers is give it some thought generally, assortment the global, we fondness to pen. It’s discourse thing, avoid it’s what we comings and goings.

I’ve archaic a novelist for a few period now, having stumbled farm cart copywriting magnetism a position year in-between my rapidly and base year operate university.

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But for those that don’t know – what enquiry being a writer in reality like?

Here’s what a short holiday in picture life whilst a scribbler looks lack – luxury at slightest, my life.

More Than Words

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A Day in the Life of an Author

Switching to a digital planner has allowed me to improve my organization and also be more productive since I have everything that I need to accomplish in a week right at my fingerprints.

Once I know what needs to be accomplished, I start my daily tasks. First, I do a journal post. I talk about anything that happened the day before, what my plans are for the day, and anything else that is on my mind. This usually allows me to get my mind cleared for the day ahead. From there, it is checking email and doing marketing things that I need to make sure are done every day.

One of the things on my daily tasks is to check my Facebook Saved file. Typically, when I scroll through Facebook, anything that I don’t have time to read through or want to look at further, I save to this file. This way, in the mornings, I can take the time to fully focus on these things.

One my daily tasks are completed, I do one of four things depending on the day:

• Sundays, I do a weekly check on my book sales and make any notes. From there and for the rest of the day, I work on outlines for any upcoming books.
• Monday, I am usually done for the morning since it is grocery and errand day. I don’t come back to my desk again until after my evening break (more on that later). Th
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