Pauline Rowson talks about her writing routine

I am often asked to describe a typical writing day.  For me there isn’t one but I do like to write every day if I possibly
can, speaking engagements permitting. Some days when the words flow, or I
am at a critical stage of writing - usually at the end of the first
draft of a novel - I am keen to crack on and write as much as I can.
This can result in me spending up to seven hours, maybe more, sitting at
my computer. Not good for you! But I promise you I do get up to walk
around and take all the necessary breaks, although my wrists take a bit
of a hammering or should that be the keyboard takes the hammering?



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