Why Barbara Kingsolver Writes Standing Up

Partita, by Barbara Kingsolver, is available now from Harper, so we asked her a few questions about her writing life. * What time of day do you write (and why)? Once I’m seriously into a writing project, I tend to wake
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Barbara Kingsolver's routine
Barbara Kingsolver, author of the novel Partita, describes her writing routine as starting very early in the morning, often before dawn.
She explains that when deeply engaged in a writing project, her brain becomes flooded with ideas, which she describes as words 'pooling' in her mind.
She waits until the urge to write becomes overwhelming before rushing to her desk to type them out.
Kingsolver avoids distractions until lunchtime, and if the creative flow continues, she may work straight through until early evening.
She mentions that her husband, Steven, often quietly brings her a sandwich to sustain her during these intense writing sessions.
This routine highlights her dedication to her craft and the immersive nature of her creative process.
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