Only within close family. I'm just about done with a major edit and will consider sending it out then.

It actually depends. For brainstorming and plotting, writing character notes and general ideas, I write. For prose, I type. I feel like each access a different part of the brain.

Meanwhile I went down a rabbit hole about ion engines and how they work, only to decide maybe they weren't right for my book so now it's fluffy space magic/made up stuff instead.

I think it's more that people see writing a book as something admirable to do. It's not an easy achievement and not for everyone, but saying you wish you could do something is more of a compliment than a genuine desire. People who really want to write find a way. #WriterSky

*walks into room*

*stares around blankly*

*leaves room*

Wait, what did I want to get in there?

Who needs good internet? Give me a few books and a working laptop or pen and paper and I'm good.

ooh, we need some of those dice! We were playing darkest dungeon the board game the other night, and between three of us rolled around eight 10s in a row. Conversely to call of cthulhu, we want 1s, not 10s. We survived, just.