G ood writing days are when all the scenes and images and language seem fresh, when I can see a new angle to the most conventional situations. Bad days bring a problem with a character's motivation, when the pace of a chapter is too slow or occasionally too fast. Then I switch off the computer and attack the ironing. I've had to learn to be patient and let the creative process work in its own way before suddenly a solution bursts into my mind. U sually by around 5.00pm my 'batteries' are running low.
Evenings are for food, conversation, good company, music, reading, films.