Secluded writer’s cabin
There’s a famous quote, “there is no more sombre enemy of good art than the pram in the hall.” It might be controversial to suggest that kids stifle creativity, but the symbolic pram could be swapped for pinging email alerts, cluttered kitchen tables or the addictive pull of social media. All aspiring writers know the importance of a quiet space where ideas can flow away from distractions. the cabin provide a tranquil haven where you can put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard), and take inspiration from the wild beauty of nature. When it’s time for a break, just pad out of the door and walk through meadows, forests and along coastal paths to spark fresh creativity. Give your project some main character energy.
