When I worked as a clinical allergy specialist, I wrote on my lunch breaks and in the afternoons.
When I worked as a clinical allergy specialist, I wrote on my lunch breaks and in the afternoons. That worked so well, I had a finished novel in two years. Then I went to graduate school. My life was turned upside down and it took me almost two semesters to find my writing groove. Because graduate school classes are often in the evening’s, my internal clock shifted. My new writing time was at night after my roommate went to bed. Now I’m too mentally drained to write before bed, so I have to get it done in the morning after my workouts or early afternoon. Your writing routine will change overtime too.