The story so far: I'm a writer based in Canterbury, UK. My first novel, a technothriller called Déjà Vu, was published to critical acclaim in 2005. This blog shoots the writerly breeze on upcoming projects, marketing, and anything else writing-related that springs to mind.
[Photo copyright (c) Mimika Cooney 2004.] I'm a British writer who published his first book in 2005 to critical acclaim. As well as being a writer, I'm an Associate Lecturer in psychological research methods at the Open University, an Associate Tutor at Canterbury Christ Church University and Psychology Section Editor for Intute, a UK higher education information and research service. Say howdy via ian_hocking (at) uk2.net.
Debra Hamel recently published a picture of her Subterranean Lair(TM), and invited other bloggers to post images of theirs. I don't know about you, but I'm always mildly curious about the way people set up their offices/cubby holes. So here's my effort. I spend my working week staring at this (don't be shocked, but I do stand as I work):
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posted by Dr Ian Hocking at 12/04/2006 10:53:00 AM
9 Comments:
No, I'm sorry, I am shocked. You stand? All day? Or are you teasing us?
How could you possibly STAND? Your keyboard is low ... though the upper screen is high enough for a good view when standing ...
*very puzzled*
Are you dancing around, taking pics of yourself? Do you drop your coffee? Do you walk around, get a brilliant idea, and rush back to tap a few letters of code that only you can understand?...
No, Debra. I'm standing right now!
Anon, my table is set to elbow height - thusly (I'll add a picture to the post).
I think Hemingway stood while he wrote, did't he? If so, you're in good company.
Every little helps, Pundy...
The obvious question: don't you get tired over the course of the day? And what's that...water mill/roller coaster picture got to do with this?
The water mill roller coaster thing looks like a mine headgear. From Cornwall? Tin? Or Coal?
The roller coaster thing is a coal mine engine to winch up the miners from the pit. I was going for a tie-in with the title of the post, in my own little way...
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