To write a piece that is perfect, grammatically correct with a beginning, a middle and an end. We set ourselves such high standards that we apply our own subtle pressures to our work. In fact we end up writing less rather than more. A common fallacy is that you need somewhere specific to write. The perfect desk, the perfect room, with the perfect pen or perfect typewriter.
Grace likes to write anywhere.
At home on the computer, at the kitchen table, in bed. Or even at a writers' retreat in Rhodes in Greece. I confess to reading them from time to time. I have owned about four copies of Becoming A Writer by Dorothea Brande and it always gets given away. That's a classic and has been out for ages.